HOW TO PASS C&G 2391 essential course preparation and guide  

When I did my 2391 the past papers were completely different from the actual exam, in fact, I would go as far to say they didn't resemble the actual test one bit

A beautiful set of test results can be ruined if you tick the box that your test rig had an earth rod 😂

2391 assumes all students can test already it’s a course for people with experience in testing to 2392 , ie testing new installations and your own work , the tests are the covered to make sure people know what they are doing but this course is about the progression from testing your own work to testing for periodic inspection reports

@@jamieblatantsparkyI agree with you for the most, however it was always my understanding that this qualification would give you a greater understanding of testing and develop your knowledge of the subject, particularly analysis and interpretation of results obtained during an EICR and a more detailed understanding of the theory associated with the tests. Initial verification is often taught in a monkey see, monkey do fashion, with little knowledge of why. I would definitely like to see this qualification upgraded to level 4, but that’s certainly never going to happen! C&G indicates a total qualification time of 67 hours, of which 50 are guided learning hours. Quite often this course is delivered within a fraction of that time, with learners, dare I say it becoming coached through assessments! C&G is obviously aware of this and is now stipulating particular entry requirements and skill scans to be carried out on candidates. There certainly was never any entry requirements before for this qualification. The only reason I can think of for this move, aside from dodgy private training providers miss selling courses, is on the assumption that courses are now being delivered far quicker that originally intended, knowledge is not being retained due to the rapid style of delivery and candidates are failing. C&G don’t like it when people fail their qualifications, they can’t dilute this or make it any easier to pass (can they?). So now they require that candidates already have the skills and knowledge to be able pass. Industry has dictated this to some degree because it has now largely become a requirement to have this qualification and most just want to tick a box in double quick time. Sadly this qualification will never hold the same respect as it once did 😢.

@@ACDC271 its deffo not the course it used to be a lot of people have scraped through it and dont know what they are doing , i stand by the statment that people that do it with me leave with a good start