Courses
Exam Training, Stream and Practice Training
What it is, who it is for, and what it costs.
A course is the form where someone teaches: an Exam Training of one or two days just before your exam, a Stream you watch at your own moment, or a Practice Training where you only do exercises. Every Exam Training includes the Summary of the full exam material.
Of the students who take an Exam Training, 93 percent pass the exam. That number comes from our own records over several years.
What is the difference between the three?
The amount of guidance, and when you do it.
Who teaches the classes?
Someone who passed your course themselves, with an 8 or higher. That is the first of five steps: then follow an interview, a trial class, coaching by a quality manager, and only a permanent place at an average student rating of 8.0 or higher across several real classes.
That also means something for the teaching. Someone who did the course last year still remembers where they got stuck, and that is more useful than someone who has known the material for ten years. The full process is on About us.
Why are there so many practice questions?
Because practising is the best supported way of learning. In the 2013 review by Dunlosky and colleagues, only two of ten study methods were rated of high utility: testing yourself and spaced practice. Rereading, highlighting and summarising were rated low.
A course that mostly consists of explanation is listening, and listening feels more productive than it is. That is why the largest part of every training consists of exercises at exam level. More on this in the knowledge base: which study methods actually work.
What if the exam is moved or you miss a class?
For a live training we move you to another date free of charge, or you get your money back. Digital material simply stays in your environment.
If you miss a class, you get the recording of that class so you can still follow it. Get in touch and we will set it up. Moving to another group is also possible, as long as there is room.