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Passed first time with 55 and now an affiliate :O
I’m unsure I can process this yet, it’s been 6 long years and now these exams are gone forever??
I feel an imminent early midlife crisis emerging…
Either that or I’m going to sign up to do a marathon. ?Congratulations both! @addieboo123 you should definitely try the marathon 🙂
I passed with 54 after failing last time with 49. I’m so glad I don’t have to do it again! Now just one more to go, ATX in June!Well done @pkon you can see the light at the end of the tunnel !! 🙂
I passed after third attempt. With 50% it was really tight result
2 more exam to take, SBL and APM.
After failing with 45% in December, passed with 50% in March together with ATX 54%
Now affiliate 🙂 so relieved! No more exams!@katiewebb I am pleased you passed as well! In the end we both made it! Congratulations on becoming an affiliate!
Please share tips and what has helped you the most to pass ? Thanks I see passing rate of 39% ad it sounds scary . Thanks
Please share tips and what has helped you the most to pass ? Thanks I see passing rate of 39% ad it sounds scary . Thanks
Do as many marked mocks/questions as you can. How you write the answer is as important as what you write in the answer, so having external feedback is invaluable.
Yay, passed first time with 56%, now an Affiliate. 🙂
For those aiming to take this paper the best piece of advice I can give you is to keep your answers as concise and to the point as possible using only the information given in the scenarios. Time management was always a problem for me, but this paper is on another level. If you don’t know what to write just move on and try and gain points elsewhere, you can always come back to it later if you get time.
Sustainability is a hot topic right now, make sure you read all the technical articles on this topic, as well as articles on risk, quality management and data analysis.
Also practice the last six exam papers to time (or as many as you can) on the practice platform. If you can start these papers at the same time as your real exam, you get a better feel for your timings. Then do a proper debrief, spend as much time on the debrief as you did taking the paper, making notes on what you missed and how you can improve your answer. If you can get some mocks marked by a tutor that will give you feedback even better.
I hope that helps, all the best.
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