There are three main books for the open book exams and then one more book for revision and perhaps to take with you on the tools for your initial verificationa nd periodic inspection.

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If you don’t pass part of your 2391-52 first time you can just retake the bit you need. This is then where you can focus your revision and energy

It is a straightforward process and please don’t worry if you don’t have your certificates we have some ways to help there as well, the experienced worker assessment should not be stressful

everything you need to know about the 2391-52 initial verification and periodic inspection and testing

no need to worry about passing or failing the technical discussion for your experienced worker assessment, here is a run down of what we cover.

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