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[gazachef1965]

hi all

i am currently doing my 2365 , im starting to worry that my 48 year old brain can take it all in is the 202 exam hard thats my next one!
how difficult is the 2365 to get through am i worrying for nothing

 

[cmac70]

Hi gazza just revise thay cant exam you on what they ain't covered.

 

[gazachef1965]

thanks mate !

 

[whichone'slive?]

I sympathize. I'm looking to begin 2365 in Sept, but in the meantime I've been working through the coursebook by Routledge. I'm 37 and my brain hurts too!! All these formulas, and Maths I'd long since forgotten. Still, I'm sure with focus and a lot of studying anything's possible.

 

[cmac70]

They will throw a spanner in so H&S will come up not just current work done.

 

[MarkieSparkie]

Hi, welcome to the forum.

 

[A.W.Maxwell]

Hi, this is victor Michale and I am new to this forum, Actually I got this forum just a few days before and I got many new things to learn then I decide to join this forum. I Hope I'll have lovely moment to be there, thanks in advance.

Hi, Victor I am also a newbie. I have found few good topics in this forum. And have done a few posts on these topics. This forum is very useful for the scholars and for solving all your problems related to electrical devices. Hope you will also contribute your knowledge and experience. Welcome to the forum.

 

[KoFi]

brain should be winding down at 47 all hard maths stuff etc was done in the teens and early 20s for me during a indentured apprenticeship(thing of the past)
all courses now needed at 45+ are usually HSE related or renewals @ £££ cost every 3 years or so!
LoL

 

[Mr G]

good luck with it mate. your never too old to learn