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guys your better off just waiting until you get in. they will give you the definitions book at your SRN night. they are piss simple anyway. plus your first defs test isnt until week 5 so you will have plenty of time to learn themAbsolutely guys, they are easy enough to learn and the test is easy too as long as you spend a little time studying the defs. A lot in our squad got 100% on our first def test in week 5 so dont be worrying about it and dont be stressing about it.Have to agree with you BoutYe (now there's a first
) Please for your own sakes only post definitions if you know they are relevant and currently used during training. By posting definitions from the net and from friends they might not be exactly right, or the right ones. As BoutYe said, the test is easily achievable if you apply yourself and you have plenty of time. It's probably the least stressful thing in Garnerville!
Happy new year allI think it would be more constructive and helpful to identify/correct any errors in the thread than it is to generally dismiss it. I know the defs test is not the most difficult part of training but it may benefit some people to be familiar with the definitions allowing them to concentrate on those areas that they may not be quite so strong in.
I am only trying to give people a taste of what to expect, forewarned, forearmed; to be prepared is half the victory. as yer man said.
Morri. The 3 top posts above, as quoted by yourself, all offer similar advice. We are not dismissing your thread. Jeez, don't get so bleedin protective
All we are saying is don't get hung up on this stuff. Even when it's explained by the tutors it takes time to understand. I was just suggesting to proceed with caution so as not to confuse people. As you will hear in the college 'feedback is for free!' 0 -
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PandaPants wrote: »so that's about 28 hours of studying overall!
So you are off on hols to Portrush then, the traffic can be really slow at this time of year
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