Progress Test [draft]
An online assessment designed to help you test your knowledge of the European Hematology Curriculum and practice for the EHA Exam.
What is the Progress Test?
The Progress Test is an online test that's available to EHA members on the EHA Campus website. You can use it to:
- Measure your knowledge in all areas of the European Hematology Curriculum
- Keep track of your progress over the years
The test consists of multiple-choice questions and is modeled on previous EHA Exams—making it one of the most effective ways to prepare for that assessment.
Who should take the Progress Test?
The Progress Test is primarily designed for trainees and early-career hematologists. However, it's open to all EHA members, and many experienced hematologists also participate.
In 2024, 78% of exam candidates who took the EHA Progress Test passed the European Hematology Exam.
When is the test available?
We publish one Progress Test a year. We make this available on EHA Campus during March and November.
What happens after you take the test?
Once you've completed the test, you'll receive:
- Immediate feedback on both your correct and incorrect answers
- References that will help you with your in-depth reading and studying
A few weeks after the end of the testing period, you'll receive:
- Comprehensive results per curriculum section
- Feedback on your overall performance in relation to the passing grade
This information will help you to plan your professional development. It's highly recommended that you discuss your results with your mentor.
How can you take the test?
When it's available, the test can be found on our learning site, EHA Campus.
This test is available to EHA members only. If you've not yet joined our vibrant global community, you can read a full list of benefits on our membership page.
You can also try a free sample of the Progress Test.
Four reasons why you should take the Progress Test
Discover areas for improvement
Identify gaps in your knowledge of the EHA Hematology Curriculum and receive feedback and reading suggestions to help you improve in those areas.
Learn how you fare in specific areas
Get insights into your knowledge levels across different areas of hematology.
Track and measure your progress
Use the test as a tool for continuous evaluation, and measure your progress from one year to the next.
Practice and prepare
Test your knowledge and prepare for the official European Hematology Exam in a safe and private environment.
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