DSL 2 portfolio sent back Waiting now
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Moray Outfitting
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DJC
Everyone ( blatant generalisation I appreciate ) stresses a little over their portfolio, very little anyone says can help with that - sorry!
BUT - near everyone finds its far less painful than they fear!
The Assessor will simply be looking to confirm the authenticity of the portfolio and sample test your level of knowledge. If your AW's took you through the portfolio and asked the usual level of questions there should not really be an surprises to come.
Questions will be focussed on your individual portfolio - so if anything unusual was noted in the narratives that will likely attract a question. If you did not find any evidence of disease, then even if questioning was recorded in the portfolio the Assessor may well sample that as well.
Its not really helpful, but you've been through three ICRs and questioning will revolve around those - you covered the elements to the satisfaction of your AW (s) so you can take a certain degree of comfort.
The Assessor will be looking to chat through answers directly. If you have a copy of your portfolio to hand, that should steer you through 90%+.
Good luck.
Everyone ( blatant generalisation I appreciate ) stresses a little over their portfolio, very little anyone says can help with that - sorry!
BUT - near everyone finds its far less painful than they fear!
The Assessor will simply be looking to confirm the authenticity of the portfolio and sample test your level of knowledge. If your AW's took you through the portfolio and asked the usual level of questions there should not really be an surprises to come.
Questions will be focussed on your individual portfolio - so if anything unusual was noted in the narratives that will likely attract a question. If you did not find any evidence of disease, then even if questioning was recorded in the portfolio the Assessor may well sample that as well.
Its not really helpful, but you've been through three ICRs and questioning will revolve around those - you covered the elements to the satisfaction of your AW (s) so you can take a certain degree of comfort.
The Assessor will be looking to chat through answers directly. If you have a copy of your portfolio to hand, that should steer you through 90%+.
Good luck.
Offroad Gary
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The first question i was asked was "do you normally shoot deer in the head?"
2130martin
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Well done,what did he ask??
Willie
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2130Martin,
My assessor asked,
1) if you didn't have a dog with you, what would you have done to follow up shot deer that ran into cover?
2) why did you gralloch deer in the field and what precautions did you take to avoid contamination of the carcass?
3) what lymph nodes do you check and what would you expect to see on an deer with suspected TB?
4) how would you approach a shot dead?
all pretty straight forward and pertinent to my portfolio.
Willie
My assessor asked,
1) if you didn't have a dog with you, what would you have done to follow up shot deer that ran into cover?
2) why did you gralloch deer in the field and what precautions did you take to avoid contamination of the carcass?
3) what lymph nodes do you check and what would you expect to see on an deer with suspected TB?
4) how would you approach a shot dead?
all pretty straight forward and pertinent to my portfolio.
Willie
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