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Guide to passing exams - part 2

Published by FTAdviser | Jan 11, 2012

This two-part guide will help you pick and pass the right tests for you.

Answers supplied by the Steve Jenkins, director of financial services markets at the Chartered Insurance Institute, Mark Roberts, further education development manager of the ifs School of Finance, and Lucy Courtenay, qualifications director of the Institute of Financial Planning.

IN THIS REPORT
  1. Q: How do I know I am ready to sit an examination?

    The exam will be based on the exam syllabus.

  2. Q: What can I do if my performance is affected?

    All awarding bodies will have to have policies in place to deal with these types of event.

  3. Q: How should I tackle an examination paper?

    The questions are worded very carefully to ensure that all the information required is presented in a concise and clear manner.

  4. Q: What do the results mean?

    The result everyone wants to see is a pass.

  5. Q: What can I do if I do not agree with the results?

    For the written Chartered Insurance Institute examinations, Steve Jenkins, director of financial services markets at the CII, said candidates can...

  6. Q: What can I do if I don’t pass first time?

    First and foremost, don’t panic.

  7. Q: How do I make sure I have enough time?

    To make sure candidates have enough time to revise, the Chartered Insurance Institute has outlined recommended study time for each of their...

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