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Read the pass rates for the various exams in the ACCA Qualification.
- Understanding The OSCE and The Factors That Influence Pass Rates
- Successfully Passing The OSCE
- Factors Which Affect OSCE Pass Rates
- Test Consistency
Part two of the Test of Competence is a practical exam called the OSCE. This test has undergone significant changes in recent years to reflect our updated Standards of proficiency for registered nurses. The previous OSCE only had six stations, but we have increased this to ten stations to ensure the OSCE is reflective of clinical practice and gives...
Successful applicants are those that are prepared to meet our Standards of proficiency. We have also found that two of the most important factors are test preparation and having access to good quality support. We recommend that staff and practice educators involved in applicant preparation attend a ‘Preparing candidates for Practice in the UK’ sess...
Support from employers:Most applicants are supported by an employer or recruitment agency to go through the OSCE. However, the level of support and quality of test preparation can vary greatly. This means some applicants are at a disadvantage as they have not had the time to prepare and develop their clinical skills to pass the OSCE. Sector: We oft...
From February 2022 we have increased the number of test sites where candidates can access the OSCE assessment. All five of our test centres are committed to ensuring there is consistency in marking and moderation. This involves regular communication between test centres and the NMC to explore pass rates, station performance and moderation to ensure...
The pass rates across GCSEs and Functional Skills in 2022/23 has stabilised following the fall in pass rates between 2020/21 and 2021/22. The biggest increase compared with 2021/22 was in...
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NCFE Functional Skills pass rates 1 Aug 21 – 31 July 22. Outlined below are NCFE’s assessment pass rates from 1 August 2021 through to 31 July 2022. This data features all assessments sat during this period.
To enable as many candidates as possible to progress to the next stage of their lives, we asked teachers to predict grades for their candidates based on evidence of their performance. We also calculated grades for candidates based on candidate data provided by centres and on the centre's past record of exam grades.
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Mar 30, 2023 · Overall pass rates are broadly comparable at GCSE and L1 and L2 Functional skills. Given that the prior attainment distributions are similar at GCSE and level 2 functional skills (see table...
