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DuaneMHunt1976
This was City and Guilds 2391 (Closed Book Course, impressive to all the persons who have done and passed it) this changed to 2394 Initial Verification and 2395 for Periodics
Most places do it at the same time as they are basically the same course but with two different tests and paper work. So you normally see 2394/5.
Before doing these, i would suggest doing a Electrical Installations Level 3 or City and Guilds 2392 Fundamental Inspection level 2
Now City and Guild aint the only QFC Qualification Providers (but with the 2394/5 the City and Guilds, EAL and Logic Cerf all got the same class time and teacher notes!!)
Right that been said, the 2394/5 from City and Guild is still a 4/10 Pass Rate (that is for ever 5 people about 2 pass) when putting your own money in to this its a gamble i wouldnt take, so i am always Impressed with people who pass this course with City and Guilid, (i did make sure that the two guys on my course who were doing it, i was friends with)
Ive done the 2394 with Logic Cerf, open book so i figured it would give me better odds on passing, (at the end of it, its a Qualification just the same subject and level as the City and guilds one) i just passed.
When they told me how they marked it, i said you should of told me. You need to get 75% marks on every Question (Im dyslexic so can read some things wrong, but on exams i make up for this on other questions getting fully right) but if you have to get 75% on each question, means if a Question is 3Marks or Lower you have to get 100% marks. 4-7Marks you can get 75% on.
I then did 2395 with EAL (i didnt do them together, and paid a bit more money for it, as if i footed up on one course it was ÂŁ600 but bother together that was ÂŁ1100) this was Open book as well but lot more easier for me to pass.
For ever course is a bit different and it depends on people in the class and the tutor, if you take in the information correctly and fast. These Courses to me are designed to get you to Pass the TEST than to know the subject (to pass quick so its cheaper) This is why i say HANDS on is dam important as you learn little things that may pop up (old wiring for example)
So i suggest doing EAL version over City and Guilds PURLEY on its OPEN BOOK and the odds on passing is Higher. ALWAYS READ UP ON A SUBJECT BEFORE DOING THE COURSE, give yourself a head start, if you can use a test instrument that you know how to use and will be using this also could give you edge.
Most places do it at the same time as they are basically the same course but with two different tests and paper work. So you normally see 2394/5.
Before doing these, i would suggest doing a Electrical Installations Level 3 or City and Guilds 2392 Fundamental Inspection level 2
Now City and Guild aint the only QFC Qualification Providers (but with the 2394/5 the City and Guilds, EAL and Logic Cerf all got the same class time and teacher notes!!)
Right that been said, the 2394/5 from City and Guild is still a 4/10 Pass Rate (that is for ever 5 people about 2 pass) when putting your own money in to this its a gamble i wouldnt take, so i am always Impressed with people who pass this course with City and Guilid, (i did make sure that the two guys on my course who were doing it, i was friends with)
Ive done the 2394 with Logic Cerf, open book so i figured it would give me better odds on passing, (at the end of it, its a Qualification just the same subject and level as the City and guilds one) i just passed.
When they told me how they marked it, i said you should of told me. You need to get 75% marks on every Question (Im dyslexic so can read some things wrong, but on exams i make up for this on other questions getting fully right) but if you have to get 75% on each question, means if a Question is 3Marks or Lower you have to get 100% marks. 4-7Marks you can get 75% on.
I then did 2395 with EAL (i didnt do them together, and paid a bit more money for it, as if i footed up on one course it was ÂŁ600 but bother together that was ÂŁ1100) this was Open book as well but lot more easier for me to pass.
For ever course is a bit different and it depends on people in the class and the tutor, if you take in the information correctly and fast. These Courses to me are designed to get you to Pass the TEST than to know the subject (to pass quick so its cheaper) This is why i say HANDS on is dam important as you learn little things that may pop up (old wiring for example)
So i suggest doing EAL version over City and Guilds PURLEY on its OPEN BOOK and the odds on passing is Higher. ALWAYS READ UP ON A SUBJECT BEFORE DOING THE COURSE, give yourself a head start, if you can use a test instrument that you know how to use and will be using this also could give you edge.
