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Same tester?

dugout16 · 2008-04-17 20:20:07

Just something i was wondering. If a person sits their test and fails, then re-applies and sits it in the same test centre can they have the same tester? Or is there a system in place that a different person will definately be the tester

17-04-2008 8:20pm

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Just something i was wondering. If a person sits their test and fails, then re-applies and sits it in the same test centre can they have the same tester?
Or is there a system in place that a different person will definately be the tester

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#2 17-04-2008 9:54pm

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Think its random to be honest. Cant imagine they'd have the time or resources to ensure people got different testers each time considering some people fail 5 or 6 times!

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#3 17-04-2008 10:08pm

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yes i would say you can, there aren't that many testers out there, especially in a smaller centre. i did a test in Limerick and my next test I did in Shannon and got the same tester!:eek:

I think he remembered me too!

http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2055240760

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donegalfella wrote: »

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You can't appeal the result, you can only appeal for a retest. The original result stands.

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#7 18-04-2008 12:25am

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donegalfella wrote: »

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Yes, as I have said, you can only appeal for a retest - the original result is not revoked!

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#9 18-04-2008 7:25pm

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I read somewhere they make an 'effort' for you not to have the same tester, but sometimes it's unavoidable.

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#10 18-04-2008 8:42pm

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ellscurr wrote: »

I read somewhere they make an 'effort' for you not to have the same tester, but sometimes it's unavoidable.

If a person appeals for a retest they MUST be tested by a different examiner.

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