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Quite frankly, what the heck - comrade?Originally Posted by The peoples democratic broadcasting corporation
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/kent/8045422.stm
Quite frankly, what the heck - comrade?Originally Posted by The peoples democratic broadcasting corporation
To err is human. To really foul things up ... you need a computer.
why do i have the urge to blame groundskeeper Willie for this
VodkaOriginally Posted by Ephesians
so. he had a mobile phone with him in the exam. isn't that classed as cheating?"I saw my friend was hurt and I moved the desks to get to him," he said. "I rang the ambulance and then my mum to tell her what happened
and
Certificate in Preparation for Working Life
http://www.aqa.org.uk/qual/level/workingrev.php
Hey Stevie Lee, be fair to them, at work i have my mobile phone.
Actually my job would be a **** load harder without google.
throw new ArgumentException (String, String, Exception)
But, nonetheless, you aren't allowed a mobile phone in the exam room. I think that there's a risk that everyone's results get voided if so many rules are broken
So tell me.. how many of these results are being counted?
In nearly every exam hall, you place your bags to one side, and then you step over to your desk, everything from your pockets i.e. keys, phone, is placed in your bag when you take the test.
It's ok, it is only the Isle of sheppy
VodkaOriginally Posted by Ephesians
isn't it a bit ironic that this was a preparation for working life exam, and now 4 of those kids will be claiming disability for the rest of theirs?
ps: first rule in preparation for working life : get a job
it was only an abservation on something that jumped out from the page at me. when i last did exams (about 11 years ago) the rules on what you could take in and out of the exam hall were very strict, just wondering if they'd been relaxed a bit since.
and my work would be a **** load harder without a big hammer.
No, mobile phones are not allowed to be anywhere on your person during an exam (It also includes 'all digital devices'... does that include calculators? ).
EDIT: Looking at Q20 on this past paper, it seems like all the candidates should receive a fail anyway.
http://store.aqa.org.uk/qual/level/q...W-QP-JUN08.PDF
Is that a test? *blinks*
Maybe I should take it to put down another thing on my CV? If that's all it is then it looks like about 60 minutes work, an exam and then getting another certificate.
I hope that they have to hand in SOME coursework or something...
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