How it works
This free FTCE Engineering and Technology practice test follows Engineering and Technology Education 6–12, exam 055: 40 questions of our own. It is unofficial and not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by the Florida Department of Education or Pearson.
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Ten competencies, about 10% each
The nature and impacts of technology; drafting; engineering; energy and power; information and communication; transportation; manufacturing; construction; laboratory management and safety; and technology education itself, with its standards, instruction and assessment.
Questions and clock
Candidates answer approximately 80 multiple-choice questions in 2 hours 30 minutes. Exam mode on this page runs all 40 questions in 75 minutes, which is that pace.
Where the facts come from
OSHA standards for shop and site safety, the Energy Information Administration, NASA, the Alternative Fuels Data Center, EPA's pages on lean methods, MIT OpenCourseWare for drafting and the Florida Statutes. The page read is linked under each question.
- One safety question rests on section 1006.063, Florida Statutes, on eye protection in school laboratories.
Questions and answers
Is the FTCE Engineering and Technology test K-12 or 6-12?
6–12. The exam is Engineering and Technology Education 6–12, test 055. The FTCE site says it took that name on March 1, 2017, with no change to its content or its competencies and skills.
Is this a practice test for the FTCE engineering vocational education exam?
If your program calls it that, yes. The FTCE site lists one subject area exam for this field, Engineering and Technology Education 6–12, and these questions follow its ten competencies.
Where is the FTCE Engineering and Technology Education 6-12 study guide?
On the FTCE site, free: the test information guide for test 055. Its competencies and skills page is the outline behind this page, and each question here is tagged with a competency from it.
How many questions are on the FTCE Engineering and Technology Education test?
Approximately 80 multiple-choice questions, and a scaled score of at least 200 passes. A scaled score is not a percent, so exam mode here gives the number right and no pass verdict.