Pass mark for 2391 Oct 2011

[Richard Burns]

Got my results yesterday as well. Passed.
Just waiting for the D&V results now!

Yeeaahh! well done, onward and upward, good work, not an easy one to pass without effort

 

[cjp1]

morning all,
Well done to everyone who passed the oct 2391, I passed too:hurray:
Cheers Chris

 

[Richard Burns]

morning all,
Well done to everyone who passed the oct 2391, I passed too:hurray:
Cheers Chris

Well Done! Time for a deserved celebration. such a weight off your mind.
Who says loads of people fail, good crowd here.

 

[sparky74]

Well done to everyone who passed, as Richard say's it is hard one, especially at 6.30pm lol.

 

[parker56]

well done to all that passed.

 

[emb111]

I still havent got any word as of yet

 

[rocco50]

Got the long awaited pass so well chuffed, to be honest i did revise which obviously helps, past papers etc. I must admit the paper was a bit strange with a lot of the scenario in section B completely irrelevant and the ring test sequence made me think a little. I thought the r1+r2 test for the garage had a little twist, i removed the earth in the db at the garage to avoid potential parallell earths. Anybody looking for advice would be read GN3 back to front and buy the exam success by c&g and dont take it for granted, my training course was shi*e and i got a good cd of ebay with loads of past papers although 16th edition. What helped me was writing important notes instead of just reading the notes, for example the types of earthing conductors, the sequence of tests, etc. Sounds obvious but it imprints it in your head. I did the same with my HNC, wrote the notes in rough and then rewrote it again, which really sank in. It will cost you a few hours but you will benefit. Anyway good luck and well done to all. Back to my beer

 

[Richard Burns]

Got the long awaited pass so well chuffed, to be honest i did revise which obviously helps, past papers etc. I must admit the paper was a bit strange with a lot of the scenario in section B completely irrelevant and the ring test sequence made me think a little. I thought the r1+r2 test for the garage had a little twist, i removed the earth in the db at the garage to avoid potential parallell earths. Anybody looking for advice would be read GN3 back to front and buy the exam success by c&g and dont take it for granted, my training course was shi*e and i got a good cd of ebay with loads of past papers although 16th edition. What helped me was writing important notes instead of just reading the notes, for example the types of earthing conductors, the sequence of tests, etc. Sounds obvious but it imprints it in your head. I did the same with my HNC, wrote the notes in rough and then rewrote it again, which really sank in. It will cost you a few hours but you will benefit. Anyway good luck and well done to all. Back to my beer

Back to the well deserved beer(s), well done!

 

[Rampage]

Has the Chief Examiners report been published yet?
Where is it normally found?

 

[Rampage]

Found where it will be, its not published yet though!

Certificate in Inspection, Testing and Verification of Electrical Installations | Construction and Building | Electrical installation | City & Guilds

 

[ste mac]

Just found out today that I have passed the 2391 fromOctober, apparently my certificate has been damaged so I may have to request areplacement, but I'm chuffed I passed.
Secrets of my success:-
Lots of reading GN3 - cover to cover and a brilliant training centre.

Thanks Delta Electrical Training Courses & Electrical Courses | Electrician Course from Delta Electrical Training
The main advice I would offer is to learn to word all youranswers in City & Guilds speak, get your upper & lower case abbreviationsright kA, A, mA etc.
Bullet point lists are the quickest & best way to answertest sequence questions.
Get the correct names of the test instruments drummed in i.e.:it’s not a Megger or an Insulation Resistance Meter; it’s an InsulationResistance Tester.

Read the question then read the question then read the question then be sure you understand what is being asked for because City & Guilds speak ain't the easiest to understand! i.e. don't put "seek permission to disconnect" if the scenario question states its an initial verification of a newly installed circuit!

Well done to all that passed & good luck to all those that will be sitting/resitting their 2391 soon.

 

[Richard Burns]

Just found out today that I have passed the 2391 fromOctober, apparently my certificate has been damaged so I may have to request areplacement, but I'm chuffed I passed.
Secrets of my success:-
Lots of reading GN3 - cover to cover and a brilliant training centre.

Thanks Delta Electrical Training Courses & Electrical Courses | Electrician Course from Delta Electrical Training
The main advice I would offer is to learn to word all youranswers in City & Guilds speak, get your upper & lower case abbreviationsright kA, A, mA etc.
Bullet point lists are the quickest & best way to answertest sequence questions.
Get the correct names of the test instruments drummed in i.e.:it’s not a Megger or an Insulation Resistance Meter; it’s an InsulationResistance Tester.

Read the question then read the question then read the question then be sure you understand what is being asked for because City & Guilds speak ain't the easiest to understand! i.e. don't put "seek permission to disconnect" if the scenario question states its an initial verification of a newly installed circuit!

Well done to all that passed & good luck to all those that will be sitting/resitting their 2391 soon.

Well done on the pass, good advice there.