Comm Ma Trial Court Office Court Mgmt Court Officer in Boston, MA

Examination Information

Note: An orientation and preparation guide will be available immediately in the I/O Solutions portal to all confirmed exam registrants at no additional cost.

Examination Location: Exams will be administered virtually through the I/O Solutions (IOS) @Home testing service. Test sessions will run December 11 through December 22, 2023, Monday through Friday. Each of these days, there will be an option to test in the morning, at 9:30 a.m. EST, or afternoon, at 2:00 p.m. EST.

You will receive a registration email from info@iosolutions.com the week of November 27, 2023. This email will contain specific requirements for the @Home testing process, instructions to set up for your test, and a link to register for your preferred testing time.

If you have any questions or technical issues during the virtual testing process, you should contact support@iosolutions.com.

All applicants will be subject to the physical fitness assessment and other hiring requirements as set forth in this announcement and in accordance with Trial Court policy.

Exam Description

State law requires the passing of this exam to be eligible to apply for Court Officer positions. Individuals who do not take and pass this exam will be ineligible for Court Officer positions until another Court Officer exam is offered. Registrants must pay a $100 examination fee to sit for the exam.

Prior exams are no longer valid.

Individuals who pass this exam will receive information regarding the next steps in the hiring process for the Court Officer positions. Passing the Court Officer Examination alone does not guarantee that you will receive an interview. Persons who apply to a Court Officer job posting, after passing a Court Officer entrance examination must also meet the eligibility requirements for this job to be considered for appointment. Exam registrants should also be aware that due to the anticipated large volume of qualified candidates, job applicants selected for an interview typically exceed the minimum requirements.