Yes. Alongside English, the exam is offered in Spanish, Haitian-Creole, Italian, Korean, Russian, and Chinese — six alternatives in all. Tell the proctor at check-in which language you want. The booklet and the law are the same in every language, so the preparation is identical: the numbers and the definitions don’t translate into softer requirements. Our course teaches the English booklet, but the drills are all numbers and rules, which every form tests.
