DSC1 Help & Advice

[Lee Clarke]

Hi All,

I'm hoping to take my DSC1 in June this year, I've got all the questions from the question bank of the DMQ - i'm just wondering if anyone can point me in the right direction of where to find the answers?

I'm enjoying researching some through google as its a great way to learn but others I'm seriously struggling to find the answers.

Cheers

​Lee

 

[timbrayford]

Hi All,

I'm hoping to take my DSC1 in June this year, I've got all the questions from the question bank of the DMQ - i'm just wondering if anyone can point me in the right direction of where to find the answers?

I'm enjoying researching some through google as its a great way to learn but others I'm seriously struggling to find the answers.

Cheers

​Lee

The BDS manual or deer data cd are a good starting point. atb Tim

 

[Eric the Red]

Hi All,

I'm hoping to take my DSC1 in June this year, I've got all the questions from the question bank of the DMQ - i'm just wondering if anyone can point me in the right direction of where to find the answers?

I'm enjoying researching some through google as its a great way to learn but others I'm seriously struggling to find the answers.

Cheers

​Lee

Fire me a PM with a batch of some you're not sure of and I'll do my best to help.

 

[neil_r]

Call me old fashioned but isn't the idea of learning that you research and find the answers and through that process absorb knowledge. Tests and questions are simply a means to identify if you have that knowledge, simply asking someone for answers and being able to repeat them is a trick you could teach a parrot.

How much knowledge to you need to say that the answer to question 24 is "a"?


The answers to all the questions is within the text of the manual, read it and learn it.

 

[Lee Clarke]

Call me old fashioned but isn't the idea of learning that you research and find the answers and through that process absorb knowledge. Tests and questions are simply a means to identify if you have that knowledge, simply asking someone for answers and being able to repeat them is a trick you could teach a parrot. How much knowledge to you need to say that the answer to question 24 is "a"?The answers to all the questions is within the text of the manual, read it and learn it.

I'm enjoying researching some through google as its a great way to learn but others I'm seriously struggling to find the answers.

I think you may need to read my post again.......

 

[Lee Clarke]

Thanks fo the advice so far guys - much appreciated.