Sentences with phrase «about exam candidates»

IBLCE do not share data about exam candidates and results, so unless you tell us we will not know.

Not exact matches

But he also stressed that Trump needed to release far more detailed medical records and undergo a neuro - psych exam as well, alluding to the mental health concerns that have been (somewhat controversially) raised by a number of psychiatrists and psychologists about the candidate — including whether or not he is a narcissist or sociopath.

Each year, over 100 candidates take the exam, and the pass rate is typically about 20 %.

In recent years there have been a number of occasions when candidates condemned question papers on social media - on some occasions, the concerns they raised about the level of difficulty were not reflected in the exam results.

This year's GCSE candidates in England, about 90 % overall, are the first to sit the exams after the changes pushed by former Education Secretary Michael Gove.

Allowing a candidate extra time in an exam is one of about 20 adjustments that can be made to take account of special educational needs.

If there are concerns about passing the exam or if you are unable to pass the exam on your first attempt, we will work with you as a candidate to make sure that you are successful upon your second attempt.

«Those teachers with concerns regarding specific candidate results have access to our enquiries about results service on our secure website where they can request clerical re-checks and access original exam papers,» he said.

One bar candidate who came to me complaining about never finishing the bar exam essays turned out to be taking an extra five minutes to make a list of all the facts before he started writing.

Mike Frisch at the Legal Profession Blog posts about this rather pathetic story of a candidate for admission to the D.C. Bar who flunked the exam a dozen times before passing (he'd also failed the Virginia exam six times)..

As the Actuarial resume template here is for an entry - level candidate, it mostly talks about the Actuarial exams passed by the candidate and educational qualification.

For more information regarding pilot scoring, and exam development visit the «About Development of NHA Exams» section of the Candidate Handbook on nhanow.com.

There is a big difference between an Appraiser and a Realtor, and it is this: An Appraiser must have a certain level of education (I have a University degree, which is the desired education for an Appraiser candidate), must complete a pre-screening course, then must complete six (maybe more now) University level courses whilst completing literally hundreds upon hundreds of Appraisals overseen by and co-signed by a head Appraiser prior to writing the final exam, usually written about three to four years after starting the candidate process.