re-sits 2391

lukeallen88 · Feb 16, 2012

Hi
I know there is a time limit on when you can re-sit your theory for the 2391 test and inspection but is there also a time limit for you to re-sit your practical if you have passed the theory?
Any input would be most appreciated only I passed the theory but failed the practical dont ask me how i have no idea ha ha.

mickys86 · Feb 16, 2012

lukeallen88 said:
Hi
I know there is a time limit on when you can re-sit your theory for the 2391 test and inspection but is there also a time limit for you to re-sit your practical if you have passed the theory?
Any input would be most appreciated only I passed the theory but failed the practical dont ask me how i have no idea ha ha.

Nerves might have somat to do with it! Lol have you not got a tutor that you can ask?

chelwood · Feb 17, 2012

You will be fine,just take your time and concentrate,most of all dont forget to ask for permission to isolate at the very beggining as they can fail you on this

lardy · Feb 17, 2012

I asked about the practical resits and was told that as soon as you know that you need to redo it (fail) put in for another.
The only stipulation was it was you had to wait 24 hours, (ie, not on the same day).
Not sure if this is C&G or a local rule.
Fortunately I didn`t need one, but as soon as he said this it took a bit of the pressue off.
I am sure the nerves will be a little more settled second time round..... Good luck

lukeallen88 · Feb 18, 2012

Hi thanks for your replys guess i will ask the tutor. thing is the assessor on the day said I had passed so i think it was a mistake on the paperwork which was noticed by the overall assessor so when i recieved the pass paper for the theory i celebrated hard ha ha then couple of days later i got the paper saying i had failed the practical lol.

bitern · Feb 19, 2012

Hard luck old chap. If you need some practical help, there's a guy on youtube who demonstrates how all the tests are carried out whilst explaining the requirements beforehand. I found this most useful particularly as I'd had little relevant practical experience at that point. You may also find re-reading through you're past notes helpful too. Good luck mate.