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Some civil service positions require an applicant to take an exam at a test center. Before scheduling an examination, you must first apply to a posting that requires a written exam. If you meet eligibility requirements, you will be sent an email notification regarding how to schedule the exam at a test center.
Information on scheduling an exam, test center hours of operation, and test center locations can be found at www.prometric.com/Pennsylvania. You will be notified of the results of your exam. Apply to a vacancy.
Be sure to review PennDOT's Online Transactions FAQ page if you have any questions about completing an Online Service. Use this resource for a list of Drivers License Center locations and hours of operation (PDF).
Locate: Search the locations where your test is offered. Schedule: Choose a test, date, time and location. Confirm: Double-check your appointment details. Reschedule/Cancel: Change or cancel an existing test appointment. Then follow the on-screen prompts as you walk through the rest of the process.
Appointments must be made to take the Non-Commercial Road Test. You may schedule your road test online. If you do not have access to the internet, you can schedule your driver's test by calling 1-800-423-5542. Additionally, PennDOT has certified third-party businesses to administer the skills test for a market-driven fee.
Do I need an appointment to take the driver's test? Yes, you will need an appointment to take the driver's test. You can schedule your appointment online using our Online Driver's Test Scheduling Service or by calling the Call Center at 1-717-412-5300.
To obtain information about civil service job opportunities, please visit www.employment.pa.gov. Questions related to the application process may be submitted to the Governor's Office of Administration at "Contact Us," statejobs@pa.gov, or call 717-787-7811.
