LP1 Gap Analysis and Assessment Tool: Information

The key features are:

Assessment details
You can chose from these 4 assessment types:

• 25 or 50 questions delivered in revision style
• 25 or 50 questions delivered in exam style

Note in the CII exam you will need to answer 15 multiple choice questions (MCQs) and 35 MCQs, written to 7 case studies in 90 minutes.

Revision style allows you to view the answer after every question. With the exam style you complete all the questions in the same manner as you do in the actual exam.

Both styles include all these features:

• Total marks scored and percentage
• Marks and percentage scored for each learning outcome
• Questions you answered incorrectly along with the correct answer are detailed against each learning outcome
• Ability to print the results report detailing the above information
• Your average marks are benchmarked against others using this training module
• Your statistics and study time are included on your personalised learning log/CPD certificate - you can view and print this at any time

Questions per assessment: Each assessment includes the correct weightings per learning outcome that you will receive in the actual exam.

Questions: There are 150 questions in the database for the stand alone MCQs and 105 used in the 21 ase studies making a total of 255 questions. For the stand alone MCQs our system records the questions you have viewed so that they are not repeated until you have worked your way through the full question bank. An ongoing tracking of the questions delivered ensures that a different mix of questions is included in each assessment and that the questions do not repeat quickly. Questions are written and reviewed by subject knowledge experts with many years of experience in training and exam setting.

Flexible navigation: Allowing you to skip and tag questions to revisit and review before completing the assessment.

Timer: A clock shows the expected and elapsed time for each assessment. You can however take as long as you need to complete each assessment.

Recovery feature: If you leave an assessment part way through the system will return you to the same point when you next return.