On the 2391 r u jst given the rig and u jst gt on wit it startin wit continuity tests or wt?and thn cary on wit ring final circuit etc eventualy cmn t live tests?
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I gt d sme prblem. I wa drppd on me ed by me gffer n nw i cnt spl.
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I dnt no y but whn eva i reed all this pap now i jst ignor it. shame really
You cannot be trained on the assessment boards.
You cannot be trained on the assessment boards.
Oh yes you can.......but then you will only ever be any good at testing and repairing those assessment boards.
Have you asked your C&G EV directly to be sure?
The 2392 unit specifically states you can't train on the assessment board but the 2391 unit doesn't.
The 2392 unit specifically states you can't train on the assessment board but the 2391 unit doesn't.
From the City & Guilds 2391 Assessment Guide for Centres:
"Please note centres must not use any assessment rigs for training or practice purposes.
Any training rigs must be designed and built separately from the assessment rigs and to a different specification."
"Please note centres must not use any assessment rigs for training or practice purposes.
Any training rigs must be designed and built separately from the assessment rigs and to a different specification."
I stand corrected
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Cheers dingbat
(Page 5)Cheers dingbat
Why don't you two get a room
Dingbat,
Have you seen the SmartScreen paper exercises where you have to choose the coloured dot (signifying the test leads), meter setting, etc? I have adapted it for PowerPoint so in full screen (not in presentation mode) its an interactive drag and drop, theoretically practical exercise
To improve it would mean running it as a presentation with action buttons and outcomes, etc, for postive and negative feedback.
I don't suppose you are a whiz with the ol' PowerPoint are you?
Have you seen the SmartScreen paper exercises where you have to choose the coloured dot (signifying the test leads), meter setting, etc? I have adapted it for PowerPoint so in full screen (not in presentation mode) its an interactive drag and drop, theoretically practical exercise
To improve it would mean running it as a presentation with action buttons and outcomes, etc, for postive and negative feedback.
I don't suppose you are a whiz with the ol' PowerPoint are you?
No. I remember when SmartScreen was introduced, but I don't recall anything useful about it.
A bit of a whizz, yes.
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