L3C10: North Tees satellite examination hubs
Hi all level 3 and 4 candidates,
Could I please ask that you all complete the link below for your preferred location to sit your exams ASAP – we have still yet to received final confirmation from the Birmingham site but please select this location if it is your preference.
We will gradually update your result sheet within the next few days that will include your exam preference – we will contact you directly if there is an issue with your preference. This preference will stay in place for the rest of your training with us.
Although spaces are limited at each of the satellite hubs, I am confident we can meet all candidate requests.
In due course we will update the transport advice page (go to ‘links’ button on the training website) for each of the 8 satellite examination hubs.
Please note that all examinations commence at 2pm in your chosen location – arrive 30 minutes beforehand to cocomplete admin checks.
In year exam resits
From 2023, there will be in year exam resits for your remining examinations – see dates below and addresit dates to your timetables:
Level 3 Diploma:
Microbiology: 01/06/23 (resit on: 27/07/23)
A&P part 1: 24/08/23 (resit on: 19/10/23)
A&P part 2: 16/11/23 (resit on: 11/01/24)
Level 4 Diploma:
Advanced Mortuary Governance: 13/07/23 (resit on: 07/09/23)
Advanced Mortuary Practice: 30/11/23 (resit on: 25/01/24)
If you are unable to attend your cohorts resit then you must attend next year’s exam date (s) and there will be no further examination extensions - this will delay your qualification. I will explain further on your next visit with me and keep you updated.
Kind regards,
Darren
Decky - yes it will be from immediate effect so will start form the Microbiology exam on the 1st June. All hubs have been booked for the 1st June onwards.
Of course , those who have already made transport arrangements to North Tees can still attend here - just remember to update the exam preference form after the exam if you want to sit the next exam at another hub.
Kind regards,
Darren