PRINCE2 Practitioner score?

[lukemg]

No, it's changed to multiple guess, makes the marking quicker and cheaper.
3 hours, you need to see the format but you need to know a fair amount about the process, although whether that means you can PM is open to debate.

[tino]

No, it's changed to multiple guess, makes the marking quicker and cheaper.
3 hours, you need to see the format but you need to know a fair amount about the process, although whether that means you can PM is open to debate.

I'd fancy my chances at that more than I did with the 3 q's. I was a permie at the time and got told there was a space as someone had dropped out at the last minute - 3 days notice with no materials until I got to the course, I'm really not surprised I failed it.

Do you reckon it's worth while just revising and doing some dummy papers and sitting the exam only or actually going through the course again as well?

[kanulondon]

Don't you have to resit anyway every 5 years?

I took exams last summer and I was told my score was high enough to teach (over 70%)

Can't tell you what mark I got, it's in a letter somewhere

KL

[oraclesmith]

On the PRINCE2.org.uk website I found that if you want to know if your score is enough to be a trainer, then you have to e-mail : servicedesk@apmgroup.co.uk and they presumably will tell you yes or no. I still don't know the reason for the secrecy though.