practical exam theory
#286
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Re: practical exam theory
Just brush up on up to date health and saftey , but u should be fine , quite a bit of common knowledge . Learn how to do voltdrop and current carrying capacitys. Calculate resistors in series and parallel . If u can get that calculations book it will help u loads. Difference between Ac and dc and sources and uses for Ac and dc. A lot of the stuff u should no. Pass mark is 75%. R u with future skills?
#295
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Re: practical exam theory
hi all,
me again, just a bit of help required with my vetassess paperwork. diagonosing and rectifying faults in dc electrical apparatus and circuits? any help please on this would be sound
cheers
me again, just a bit of help required with my vetassess paperwork. diagonosing and rectifying faults in dc electrical apparatus and circuits? any help please on this would be sound
cheers
#296
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Re: practical exam theory
I have completed the certificate 3 in eltrotechnology in perth. Because I have the aus qualification I am eligible to apply for pathway 2 skills assessment, which exempts me from the practical aspect but I still have to do technical interview. My agent thinks they may call me in for face to face interview, although it may be on phone or via skype. I would really appreciate any tips or advice on the technical interview and any other information you may have regarding it. Thanks
#297
Re: practical exam theory
I have completed the certificate 3 in eltrotechnology in perth. Because I have the aus qualification I am eligible to apply for pathway 2 skills assessment, which exempts me from the practical aspect but I still have to do technical interview. My agent thinks they may call me in for face to face interview, although it may be on phone or via skype. I would really appreciate any tips or advice on the technical interview and any other information you may have regarding it. Thanks
Of course then they were stopped and everyone had to do the practical as well. Just try and relax and not worry too much
#298
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Re: practical exam theory
Easier said than done haha thanks for the advice mate.
#299
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Re: practical exam theory
Just brush up on up to date health and saftey , but u should be fine , quite a bit of common knowledge . Learn how to do voltdrop and current carrying capacitys. Calculate resistors in series and parallel . If u can get that calculations book it will help u loads. Difference between Ac and dc and sources and uses for Ac and dc. A lot of the stuff u should no. Pass mark is 75%. R u with future skills?
iv always worked in a factory on motors and such so never been involved with domestics, so that's worrying me a bit as iv never had to calculate voltage drops, cable size zs etc
not sure if youll see the post before I set off to totenham
cheers garth
#300
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Re: practical exam theory
Buy a book off e bay called electrical instalation calculations by Christopher kit her and aj Watkins . It helped me loads.