Anyone done the NRA RCO course at Bisley in last six months?
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Anyone done the NRA RCO course at Bisley in last six months?
Hi all
Really stupid question from me (considering I used to be an RCO assessor) but with the various staff changes and the member of staff I needed to talk to being off today, I have a question.
Just reading through the RCO Instruction Manual and can't remember whether you can refer to it during the test or not - does anyone know for definite?
If not I'm going to have a very boring day tomorrow remembering lots of numbers and stuff sign01
love
karen
Really stupid question from me (considering I used to be an RCO assessor) but with the various staff changes and the member of staff I needed to talk to being off today, I have a question.
Just reading through the RCO Instruction Manual and can't remember whether you can refer to it during the test or not - does anyone know for definite?
If not I'm going to have a very boring day tomorrow remembering lots of numbers and stuff sign01
love
karen
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Re: Anyone done the NRA RCO course at Bisley in last six mon
I believe you ARE allowed to use the manual - it's pretty long so you do need to know the manual before the test or it is of no use to you!
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Re: Anyone done the NRA RCO course at Bisley in last six mon
That is what I thought but just not sure that someone who thinks they know better has changed it.
I know all the basic stuff but just not sure whether I need to memorise a load of numbers that I'll never need again!
I know all the basic stuff but just not sure whether I need to memorise a load of numbers that I'll never need again!
Re: Anyone done the NRA RCO course at Bisley in last six mon
When I did the HME bolt on you were not allowed to use the handbook. Also when I did my re-cert a couple of years ago it was definitely a closed book test.
Re: Anyone done the NRA RCO course at Bisley in last six mon
I did a HME add on recently and it was open book I think, but it wasn't exactly required…Two hours plus of classroom work, to cover basically two pages of information was enough!
Re: Anyone done the NRA RCO course at Bisley in last six mon
yes, its an open book test Kkaren wrote:Hi all
Really stupid question from me (considering I used to be an RCO assessor) but with the various staff changes and the member of staff I needed to talk to being off today, I have a question.
Just reading through the RCO Instruction Manual and can't remember whether you can refer to it during the test or not - does anyone know for definite?
If not I'm going to have a very boring day tomorrow remembering lots of numbers and stuff sign01
love
karen
Re: Anyone done the NRA RCO course at Bisley in last six mon
Evening Karen, I can confirm it was open book! clapclap
Well done.
Well done.

Re: Anyone done the NRA RCO course at Bisley in last six mon
Well done you too and great to meet you! It was a great course and much better than the manual indicated :roll:
Big sign92 to Charles Perry and all his team and all the students who were a great bunch.
I guess the fact that I couldn't spot the oddball on the course meant it was probably me
Big sign92 to Charles Perry and all his team and all the students who were a great bunch.
I guess the fact that I couldn't spot the oddball on the course meant it was probably me

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