2391-52 past exam papers with answers?

[judd96]

Hello,
Has anyone got any previous 2391-52 exam papers? Haven't got much luck online (without paying). Done one on 'Sparky Facts' but that's about it. Also anyone got any experience on the course and can recommend me what to revise more on? Feel comfortable with the testing itself, just don't want to get caught out with anything in the exam.

Cheers
Joe

 

[HRM-ELEC]

Ive recently sat the exam, my advice would be to study GN3 90% of the course is based on it.
Also if your not upto scratch on filling out EIC/ EICR test paper maybe fill out some draft copies

 

[judd96]

How did you find the course? Was the pictures of faults easy to do? I'm assuming there's not much to it: C1, C2 etc. I will give GN:3 another read or two before my exam this Thursday/Friday. I'm up to scratch with filling out test sheets, just may need to double check reference methods for the cables/containments. I always feel past papers set you up best. Thanks for the reply.

 

[Diver233]

How did you find the course? Was the pictures of faults easy to do? I'm assuming there's not much to it: C1, C2 etc. I will give GN:3 another read or two before my exam this Thursday/Friday. I'm up to scratch with filling out test sheets, just may need to double check reference methods for the cables/containments. I always feel past papers set you up best. Thanks for the reply.

I’m the other way round, fairly happy with the theory side, but not so sure about the testing side.

One question I’m hoping the more experienced will be able to answer, when refitting cables are we expected to use a torque screw driver for the connections or am I over thinking this ?.

 

[HRM-ELEC]

I think my biggest problem was time with over thinking. The picture part of the exam wasn't to bad the faults where quite obvious, there maybe 2-3 faults per picture things like damaged switches/socket IP rating on Truking ect.

 

[judd96]

Wouldn't worry about a torque screwdriver. The tools they showed us were shocking! Tutor said we can bring our own in if we like... I will be doing.

 

[judd96]

I think my biggest problem was time with over thinking. The picture part of the exam wasn't to bad the faults where quite obvious, there maybe 2-3 faults per picture things like damaged switches/socket IP rating on Truking ect.

Nice one

 

[Deleted member 26818]

I think many of the courses do a prep day before the practical.
Important thing to remember is to prove your voltage tester before and after testing for dead.

 

[vrplondon]

Hi All,

I'm about to sit my exams in next two weeks and wondered if anyone can shed some light on how the written exam is structured and if anyone has any possible mock question I can practice?

 

[vrplondon]

Hi All, thank you for sharing your past experience and knowledge on 2391-52.

Can anyone share any experience on the written exam? Mock examples of what to expect, this would help plan my revision for this part of the course assessment.

thank you in advance

 

[Zerax]

Your course tutor should be giving you that sort of information... if they are not, you need to understand why, then deal with those reasons.

 

[MUMS]

Your course tutor should be giving you that sort of information... if they are not, you need to understand why, then deal with those reasons.

why are you on this site what kind of response is that!!! FFS

 

[DPG]

why are you on this site what kind of response is that!!! FFS

Bit extreme don't you think?

 

[JWilliams]

Hi All!
Just wondering if anyone found any decent and up to date revision for the final multiple choice exam?
I'm due to re sit the exam in a couple of weeks and want to go in fully prepared.
Thanks guys.