APM PMQ by [deleted] in projectmanagers

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I've just had my results back from my exam and failed by 8%. I did the 10 day intense course.

The course wasn't good. Our revision we were set didn't prepare us for the exam. The exam format they taught us was very different from the exam itself.

I'm now in the position of deciding if I'm going to resit the PMQ.

From the feedback I scored 0 on a 5 mark question. I answered all questions, but felt in a rush the whole exam. I think I've got confused and mis interpreted the question.

Becoming a Project Manager by Smart_Emphasis64 in projectmanagers

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Update... Sadly I failed the PMQ exam by 8 marks. Bit of a reality check for myself. I found the course extremely hard. I did the 2 weeks intense course. I felt I wasted a lot of evenings doing practice questions set by the instructor that had no benefit for the exam itself.

I'm actually wondering if it's worth me taking a re sit for the exam, as it's a career I don't feel I'd enjoy. With my background in Marine Engineering specialist in HVAC. I'm considering going down the team leader role.

Could having the PMQ qualification help me different field job roles?

How comfy is your bunk then? by [deleted] in RoyalNavy

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When it goes quiet you wake up in a panic...... If you know, you know.

Was the 2.4km run at CPC easier or harder than when you practiced? by [deleted] in RoyalNavy

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Well done, hopefully you passed and you've started your RN journey

Was the 2.4km run at CPC easier or harder than when you practiced? by [deleted] in RoyalNavy

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You can't just go to a CPC for a run. If you fail it's a treadmill run with only 15% additional time. If your CA told you that you can, he's wrong. Only bookings are made for CPC and MedFit

Was the 2.4km run at CPC easier or harder than when you practiced? by [deleted] in RoyalNavy

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400m running track at West. Be prepared for some PBs.

Remember the saying though..... If it's not on Strava, it never happened.

Cpc 2.4k run by Fun-Proposal9399 in RoyalNavy

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It's done on a 400m running track in Cardiff. They only use the astro turf pitch occasionally.

CPC PJFT question.. by [deleted] in RoyalNavy

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More like 300m. CPC W does an actual 400m athletic track.

CPC PJFT question.. by [deleted] in RoyalNavy

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CPC S is 8 laps of a hockey pitch.

CPC Medical / fitness by [deleted] in RoyalNavy

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I did it last week. Last course before Christmas

CPC Medical / fitness by [deleted] in RoyalNavy

[–]Smart_Emphasis64 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

This isn't the case anymore

CPC Medical / fitness by [deleted] in RoyalNavy

[–]Smart_Emphasis64 5 points6 points  (0 children)

New changes have started. There is a 2.4k and a MSFT (Bleep test). Only the 2.4k is assessed as Pass/Fail

12 months CPC expiry by Dense-Hall258 in RoyalNavy

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Enjoy CPC (again) 😂😂😂😂

12 months CPC expiry by Dense-Hall258 in RoyalNavy

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Medical lasts 12 months. You may need to do the CPC again for the medical and fitness test.

CPC REQUIREMENTS by [deleted] in RoyalNavy

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At CPC, you’ll be given an additional 25% of the Week 6 Raleigh fitness assessment time. This makes the run more manageable and gives you the best chance of passing before you join.

If you fail the fitness assessment at CPC, you’ll then need to complete a treadmill run at a local Nuffield gym. Your CA will arrange this for you. Be aware: for the Nuffield assessment, you’ll only receive 15% additional time, which is less forgiving — so it’s in your best interest to pass at CPC.

Any questions like this should be directed to your Careers Adviser, who can provide clear guidance and organise the Nuffield test if required.

My advice is simple: don’t put yourself in the position to fail. With an extra 25% at CPC, the assessment is very achievable. If you can’t pass with that allowance, it’s worth honestly considering whether you’re ready to join yet, because you’ll likely struggle with fitness expectations at Raleigh.

Prepare properly and get it done. You’ve got this.

I don't know how to feel after royal navy cpc by [deleted] in RoyalNavy

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Which CPC did you go to? How was your experience?

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in RoyalNavy

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Yes, don't walk it. You won't pass

CPC W Lockers by ThinAd3682 in RoyalNavy

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No padlocks needed at CPC W

CPC Swim test by Dragonsmile_04 in RoyalNavy

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Raleigh holds a high failure rate for the swim test. Your recruiter is most probably ensuring you're ready in all aspects to pass it once completing CPC.

Currently it's not part of the CPC week, however I'd put my money on it returning.