Hi Jags, Just had a question; would you say we should go over the notes for certificate and professional before attempting the q s or just jump straight to the question bank? Also, once you have gone through a whole chapter, would you just move on or come back to it again for retention purposes? .
Hi I would recommend going through the notes at least once and doing any test your understanding questions along the way. I would then say the real learning happens once heading to the Question Bank for practice. When debriefing answers, if you find you are struggling with the content and constantly getting it wrong in question practice, that’s when I would recommend going back through the notes and revisiting the areas you need to. It can also help going through areas of the notes closer to the exam to just consolidate your understanding but I always thought QB practice is key. I hope this helps!
@@jagsjourneyblog Yes that totally makes sense and thanks for the response. Would you reccomend to re write the notes or not or the ones provided by Kaplan should do?
One week is definitely better than nothing at all. As long as you plan your time effectively and really set out how you manage to get as much question practice as possible beforehand, one week can be made to be enough. You should still have college time, perhaps you may need to clear up a few more weekends and also ensure to crack on in the evenings after work (making sure you can finish somewhat on time). On the whole it really does depend how you plan your time but seems as though you are planning ahead and should be ok! Others have done it successfully with less time off too so I am confident if you really put the work and question practice in you should be ok 🤞
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Hi Jags,
Just had a question; would you say we should go over the notes for certificate and professional before attempting the q s or just jump straight to the question bank?
Also, once you have gone through a whole chapter, would you just move on or come back to it again for retention purposes? .
Hi I would recommend going through the notes at least once and doing any test your understanding questions along the way.
I would then say the real learning happens once heading to the Question Bank for practice.
When debriefing answers, if you find you are struggling with the content and constantly getting it wrong in question practice, that’s when I would recommend going back through the notes and revisiting the areas you need to.
It can also help going through areas of the notes closer to the exam to just consolidate your understanding but I always thought QB practice is key.
I hope this helps!
@@jagsjourneyblog Yes that totally makes sense and thanks for the response.
Would you reccomend to re write the notes or not or the ones provided by Kaplan should do?
Hey, do think I would be okay with just one week of annual leave before sitting the three exams?
One week is definitely better than nothing at all.
As long as you plan your time effectively and really set out how you manage to get as much question practice as possible beforehand, one week can be made to be enough.
You should still have college time, perhaps you may need to clear up a few more weekends and also ensure to crack on in the evenings after work (making sure you can finish somewhat on time).
On the whole it really does depend how you plan your time but seems as though you are planning ahead and should be ok! Others have done it successfully with less time off too so I am confident if you really put the work and question practice in you should be ok 🤞
@@jagsjourneyblog Thanks for this!