Bespoke training Solutions has launched Online R0 Revision Workshops for 2022
The sessions are open to individual candidates who are studying for and taking the R0 examinations.
Luiza Todd, co-founder and director at BTS, said: “Not everyone looking to sit the CII R0 examinations has access to in-house training. For paraplanners and trainee financial advisers embarking on their journey to Level 4 independently, accessing top quality study support that will improve their chances of a pass is so important. To support individuals on this journey, BTS are holding open online revision workshops (using Zoom) throughout 2022.
“The sessions create an opportunity to study alongside other R0 candidates, helping attendees to connect with people on a similar path and making independent study a little less lonely.”
The timetable for 2022 and registration for the workshops can be found here. Spaces are limited and tend to book up quickly.
How do the workshops help candidates to achieve an exam pass?
Todd said: “The workshops act as a platform for an exam sitting soon after attendance as they focus on the exam learning outcomes that are essential to a pass, whilst making the experience enjoyable as well (yes that is possible!). BTS have been supporting these exams for almost 19 years. BTS Designers sit the R0 exams every year to ensure their knowledge of the style and content of exam questions is as up to date and ‘exam standard’ as possible when designing R0 support materials.
“Workshop attendees will work with an experienced facilitator to consolidate their understanding of the key subject areas for the unit, spending time developing all important question answering techniques and exam revision strategy. Working in a small group with other candidates is a great way to find support from others going through a similar study journey.”
Attendees also receive a selection of online consolidation tests for each Learning Outcome covered on the workshop and a full specimen exam paper containing exam-standard questions and fully explained answers.
“Practising on exam-standard questions is one of the best things candidates can do in the run up to an exam,” Todd said.
