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VIDEO: Introduction To ASE P2 Certification

The ASE P2 test covers a wider range of topics than any other test that ASE produces.

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By Counterman Staff
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One of the best ways for counter personnel to distinguish themselves from their peers is to earn ASE P2 Automobile Parts Specialist certification. 

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Achieving ASE P2 certification shows that you’re confident in your skills, that you care about your profession and that you have the technical knowledge needed for success in the parts business.  For employers, it shows that you view yourself as a professional – not just someone doing a job. 

This video is sponsored by the Automotive Distribution Network.

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