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Tom Robinson
Hi im just wanting to know if anyone has the answers to the eal nvq 3 questions that are given out on the course. Thanks
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thekingiam
100 quid
Tommi will keep you in mind when I do the nvq I hope 100 is for all the nvq not one answer?
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I know the dilema you have, but have to agree with those who don,t want to actually answer the question for you. If you are doing an NVQ 3 I take it that it is work based and along with a bit of college attendance , you have an assessor that visits your work place.
Why not ask your work collegues or the assessor when he visits to explain. Thats what he's there for. You need to research it and not just ask for it to be answered. BUT just to point you in the right direction, evry site has its dangers and hazards, they could be anything from dampness to water spray to dust ingress, how about starting there.
Hec
I know the dilema you have, but have to agree with those who don,t want to actually answer the question for you. If you are doing an NVQ 3 I take it that it is work based and along with a bit of college attendance , you have an assessor that visits your work place.
Why not ask your work collegues or the assessor when he visits to explain. Thats what he's there for. You need to research it and not just ask for it to be answered. BUT just to point you in the right direction, evry site has its dangers and hazards, they could be anything from dampness to water spray to dust ingress, how about starting there.
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