Exam guides and practice questions

AAT’s Level 2, 3 and 4 accounting qualifications are computer-assessed vocational qualifications for bookkeeping and accounting technician roles, with a 70% pass mark.

The Resuscitation Council UK Advanced Life Support (ALS) course trains healthcare professionals to manage adult cardiac arrest, assessed by a pre-course MCQ, continuous skills…

RYA Day Skipper theory is a 40-hour shorebased course in navigation, tides, weather, seamanship and IRPCS, assessed by written papers, for people preparing to…

US journeyman and master electrician exams are state licensing tests, usually NEC-based and often open book, taken after documented on-the-job experience.

The City & Guilds 2079 Level 2 Award in F Gas and ODS Regulations qualifies refrigeration, air conditioning and heat pump engineers to handle…

The FAA ADX is the 80-question computer-based knowledge test required for an FAA aircraft dispatcher certificate under 14 CFR Part 65.

GCSE Maths is the 9 to 1 graded mathematics qualification in England, assessed by three 90-minute papers at Foundation or Higher tier.

The LNAT is a 2¼-hour computer-based aptitude test, with a 42-question multiple-choice section and an essay, used by participating universities to select undergraduate law…

Personal Track Safety (PTS) is the Network Rail track safety competence required to work on or near the line in Great Britain, recorded on…

The RYA Coastal Skipper/Yachtmaster Offshore theory course is a 40-hour shorebased course, assessed by written papers, that brings navigation, tides, weather and IRPCS knowledge…