Webinar: OISC L1 - exam preparation- Jun 21

Trainer: Brendan Beder

Level: Basic

Online training: we will send a link to attend the course, hosted on Zoom, prior to the training.

This webinar is to prepare those candidates sitting the OISC Level 1 Competence Assessment Exam.

It will equip delegates with skills, useful tips and learning to maximise the chances of passing the exam.

In this session we will cover:

Overview of the Syllabus for the Level 1 OISC Exam
Discussion in respect of OISC competency levels
Overview of the mechanics of the exam including timings, pass marks and division of the two sections of the exam
Resources and materials including rules as to permitted and prohibited materials
Tips as to likely areas to be examined
Guide as to examination preparation
Tips on how best to deal with the exam on the day
Looking at previous papers and discussing best approaches
Undertaking a scenario based section of an exam paper under exam-like conditions
De-brief following this and discussion as to how better to deal with the exam on the day
Summary of best modes of preparation

Discounts are available for JCWI members, so join today, from just £90 per year!

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