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That's pretty good to be fair, just need a centre a bit closer. ThanksYou could save a few quid by using these people http://e-qualified.co.uk/
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That's pretty good to be fair, just need a centre a bit closer. ThanksYou could save a few quid by using these people http://e-qualified.co.uk/
If you can read and navigate a BS document you can pass this exam, all though saying that I know of several time served Electricians who still cock it up and fail.
To be honest it's not needed just refer to the contents page, that all I did and got 98%What's the official line on highlighting and post it notes? And what about writing in the books? I was told the first two were ok but the latter is a no-no.
Is it best to use the index at the back?To be honest it's not needed just refer to the contents page, that all I did and got 98%
No the contents page is best, gets you right to the place you need to be in the BSIs it best to use the index at the back?
For sure you can't write in your BYB. I don't think highlighting is considered writing, and I did that while doing revision, rather than so much for the exam. The post-its can be used to help speed you finding the start page of the chapters, but as Pete says the info is all there. Good luck with your study and exam !What's the official line on highlighting and post it notes? And what about writing in the books? I was told the first two were ok but the latter is a no-no.
Oh right, I've been using the index at the back if I don't know an answer, you got any tips? CheersNo the contents page is best, gets you right to the place you need to be in the BS
Don't panic, read through the paper, tackle the questions you are sure of the answer first, don't rush through the paper and commit your answers, if you are unsure if you have answered correctly, you may find if you are checking your answers, then suddenly the answer to a question comes to mind, good luck.Oh right, I've been using the index at the back if I don't know an answer, you got any tips? Cheers
You still have to do the online course with them it says, cheers thoughTo book the assessment without doing the online course you can find there contact details here...
They have assessment centres in the following areas
- Basildon
- Basingstoke
- Birmingham
- Bristol
- Chesterfield
- Dundee
- Edinburgh
- Glasgow
- Leeds
Hope this helps you out a little bit
- Liverpool
- South London
- North London
- Maidstone
- Manchester
- Milton Keynes
- Newcastle
- Nottingham
- Stockton-On-Tees
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