2012 inspection and testing writen exam (very eassy paper

[Sparky Ninja]

I've tried to upload yesterdays paper, but there appears to be a database error, I will try again later.

I have queried the increasing simplicity of the papers over the past 5 or 6 sittings with my C&G EV.
I suggested to him that it appears as if the C&G are trying to get the papers passed to deplete the backlog of outstanding 2391 resits to allow them to stop writing 2391-301 papers so they can concentrate on the 2394 and 2395 (these new courses, I might add, cost training centres a lot more to enrol delegates and so earn C&G a lot more money).

I had a smirk in response and was not told I was wrong.



Good luck to all regardless.

 

[timbobelfast]

Lardy as far as I know that is the figure for the theory only, and they don't seem to disclose the actual pass mark, just the percentage of people who pass or fail.

 

[timbobelfast]

Regardless, it is always the Practical part that will challenge the candidate.
There are people who aren't practicing electricians passing the exam.

 

[Dean]

When i sat mine, out tutor told us around the 60% mark is a pass, How true that is i don't know.

 

[timbobelfast]

It is a national average, so it depends on how everyone else throughout the UK perform.

 

[Dean]

Yes, it's a floating pass mark, around 60% is what i implied. May go up if students do well, may go down if the results are poor.

 

[Guest123]

I have queried the increasing simplicity of the papers over the past 5 or 6 sittings with my C&G EV.
I suggested to him that it appears as if the C&G are trying to get the papers passed to deplete the backlog of outstanding 2391 resits to allow them to stop writing 2391-301 papers so they can concentrate on the 2394 and 2395

Or, it's a taste of whats to come......


Call me Mr Cynic but I cant see the trend bucking myself.:disguise:

 

[rezarougi]

designing a tt system in a marina or outside a farm house is the same as long as you know the princ & regs about tt