Exam Preparation
Course
In Bude
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Bude
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Exam Preparation Course
The course is designed for anyone working towards an examination and who wishes to improve their exam or assessment technique.
The student will be taught how to interpret exam and assessment questions better, understand what the question is asking for, compose an exam preparation plan, devise a revision plan and prepare effectively for examinations.
At the end of the course students will be able to:
Interpret exam and assessment questions better
Understand what the question is asking for
Structure answers according to types of question
Understand what the examiner is looking for
Develop appropriate techniques for different question styles
Compose an exam preparation plan
Assemble relevant fact logically
Improve retention of information
Devise a revision plan
Prepare effectively for examinations
How to Pass Exams
The difference between descriptive, analytical and evaluative type questions
The various styles most students tend to adopt when answering questions
How examiners award marks to your exam scripts
If your exam is a normative or criteria based exam
How much you should write in answer to questions that start with "Briefly explain..." or "Outline..."
What to do if you are unable to complete an answer during an exam
If you can pass an exam if it was not completed due to illness
How you can ensure that you remember facts necessary for an exam
What the difference is in approach when answering mini-cases, case studies and reports
These and many more questions on exam technique are answered in this handy course to exam success for students from secondary school certificate to degree level. A course that is bound to improve your coursework as well as your exam performance.
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Subjects
- IT
Course programme
Syllabus
Improving your performance - now
Free expression essays
Summaries
Numerical work and illustrations
How examiners mark your work
Case studies, mini-cases and reports
Orals, aurals and practicals
Objective tests
Assumptions, failings and questions
Personal preparation
Getting the right facts
Word power
How to remember information
Revising
Before and after the exam
Study HoursThis is only an approximate figure and is dependant upon how much time you can dedicate to your studies and how well you grasp the learning concepts in the course material. Furthermore, at the end of each lesson there is a question paper that needs to be completed and returned to your tutor. You should allow at least 1 - 2 hours of study to complete each question paper.
The approximate amount of time required to complete the course is: 120 hrs.
Exam Preparation