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EATA Training and Examinations Handbook

07.3 Application form for the CTA Oral Examination and Principal Supervisor’s Endorsement

7.3 Application form for the CTA Oral Examination and Principal Supervisor’s Endorsement

(Former 13.7.3)

EATA Training and Examinations Handbook Updated Apr. 2025 | European Association for Transactional Analysis

Fully complete and return this form to your Language Group Coordinator.
Your Language Coordinator has to receive this form at least
3 months date to date prior to the date of your oral examination. Keep a copy for your personal file.

EATA on-site exam

EATA online exam

(Do not delay in sending this form if you have not received your written examination evaluation. The language coordinator will complete this date for you if necessary)

I know I will have to bring a translation of my recorded transcripts and examination documents into English or the working language of the exam venue. The Written Examination itself does not need to be translated, but the evaluation report does.

The limit is three candidates sharing the same translator and if this is planned, they must inform the local exam supervisor of their intention well in advance of the examination date. Please see the note in the Candidate Instructions list regarding arrangements for translation: it is the candidate’s responsibility.

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Principal Supervisors Endorsement

This candidate has completed:

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As a result of my personal observation and evaluation I believe this candidate to be competent as a practitioner of transactional analysis in the chosen field. I would not hesitate to recommend others to the candidate, since I believe her/him/them to be an ethical and responsible professional.

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9.2.2 Notes for the candidates on refusing examiners

 

Candidates may refuse to be examined by certain examiners. It is useful to discuss this with candidate’s own Principal Supervisor and make this clear prior to the exam. If the candidate refuses too many examiners, it may be difficult to assemble an Examination Board. If the candidate has any doubt about whom to refuse at the exam meeting, he/she/they need to discuss this with the Examination Supervisor. An examiner should be refused by the candidate:

If it is someone with whom he/she/they have had a significant personal or business relationship.

If it is someone with whom he/she/they have done a significant amount of training or supervision.

If it is someone with whom he/she/they have had exam preparation supervision in the previous six months.

If it is someone who has deferred him/her/them at a previous examination.

If it is someone against whom he/she/they are prejudiced.