17th Edition Exam

Hi ,

Anyone know if the exam board will let you do the classroom work at home and then just turn up for the exam .

I've rang round and all the colleges are wanting 450quid for the course and then there's 4 days off work .

Was wanting to buy the book , read some pass papers and then just do the exam .

Any ideas ?

Can't you do it in the evening

if you are confident just book an exam and do your own revision/homework

Well I could do it in an evening , but I'm still forking out nearly 500 quid, i wondered if anyone has just booked the exam and passed it , more to the point do they even let you do that ?

you can do it but i think it would be a stretch with no course

shouldnt be 500 for the course at your local college. Think I paid somewhere near a 150 ish last year.

City and Guilds 2382 Home Study course and training for the 17th edition wiring regulations course

try this

I found the 17th a little harder than the 16th, although how hard can a muliti choice paper be? I know its hard times but iam sure people would agree its not just about taking the exam you can learn things by attending these courses that will benifit in the long run, my advise is to go on the course it can only harm your wallet, knowlege is priceless.
AJ

Yeh , I appreciate what you're saying about hurting my wallet , but still the best price I've been given for a 4 day course is 445 pounds , the priciest is 569 pounds , this is for the full course .
I did my 16th in 1995 , so apparantly I have to take the full course .

Originally Posted by kidsun

Yeh , I appreciate what you're saying about hurting my wallet , but still the best price I've been given for a 4 day course is 445 pounds , the priciest is 569 pounds , this is for the full course .
I did my 16th in 1995 , so apparantly I have to take the full course .

yep anything before 2001

Cheers Mark Sparks , the link is for classwork , I don't think it will actually give me the certificate will it ?

Can you take the exam on line ?

no you are right i thought it would teach you all you may need before you sit an exam
also the exam simulator is highly rated amongst
its very realistic get through that a few times then book exam

Don't know where they're based mate.They might be able to point you somewhere near you.
17th edition wiring regulations

Thanks Mac , thats the kind of thing Im looking for , I just wanna turn up , do the exam and get my certificate , for as little cost as possible .

I'm sure I could pass with a few nights at home doing past papers and researching on the net .

Good luck mate