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   resit

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   • 1. take (an examination) again after failing it: "she is resitting her maths GCSE"

   noun

   • 1. an examination that is resat: "the system allows the office to timetable all resits in a single block"

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   What is a resit?

   • A resit involves the apprentice sitting one or more failed assessment components again, without the need to undertake further training. Following failure of EPA, the EPAO will provide a result statement showing the assessment components the apprentice has failed and that no further training is needed.

   Apprenticeship gateway and resits for end-point assessment (EPA)

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   What is a resit assessment?

   • A resit is a further attempt to pass a module. The mark you get for a resit assessment is capped at the pass mark for the assessment. Assessments on Level 7 modules are capped at 50% while assessments on modules at level 6 or lower are capped at 40%. The uncapped mark is shown on your transcript.

   Resitting an assessment - University of Sussex

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   How is resit pronounced?

   • The noun is pronounced (riːsɪt ). If someone resits a test or examination, they take it again, usually because they failed the first time. This year, Jim is resitting the exams he failed. [VERB noun] If they fail, they can often resit the next year. [VERB] Resit is also a noun. He failed his First Year exams and didn't bother about the resits.

   RESIT definition and meaning | Collins English Dictionary

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   What is a sit resit?

   • A sit is a type of resit that gives you another opportunity to complete a module assessment. Check your Module Results page in Sussex Direct for details of the sit you’ve been given. Your mark from a sit attempt is not capped and may be combined with marks you achieved for other assessments from the module.

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   What is a resit submission?

   • This could be any type of assessment, such as an exam, essay or presentation. Your resit submission will have new titles and questions. The exception is for dissertations or projects, where you normally continue to work on your existing topic, usually without further supervision. Resits for semester one modules take place in a designated period.

   Resitting an assessment - University of Sussex

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   Will I be offered a resit or sit?

   • You might be offered a sit if we accepted an exceptional circumstances claim. Important: The mark you get for a resit or sit assessment will be used for progression and/or award purposes, even if it’s lower than your original mark. If you don’t take the resit or sit, your original mark will stand.

   Resitting an assessment - University of Sussex

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3. nationalcareers.service.gov.uk › resitsResitting an exam - National Careers Service

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   You can usually retake any exam you want. You'll have to retake GCSE English and maths if you're under 18 and did not get at least a grade 4. Depending on your circumstances, you might...

4. dictionary.cambridge.org › dictionary › englishRESIT | English meaning - Cambridge Dictionary

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   RESIT definition: 1. to take an exam again, usually because you failed or did not do well the first time: 2. an exam…. Learn more.

5. www.tes.com › gcse-resits-everything-you-need-knowGCSE resits: a guide to retaking maths, English and other exams

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   Jul 11, 2024 · Students who don’t get the GCSE results they need in English and maths can retake these exams in November 2024. Find out more on how to resit a GCSE exam.

6. student.sussex.ac.uk › assessment › examsResitting an assessment : University of Sussex

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   A resit is a further attempt to pass a module. The mark you get for a resit assessment is capped at the pass mark for the assessment. Assessments on Level 7 modules are capped at 50% while assessments on modules at level 6 or lower are capped at 40%. The uncapped mark is shown on your transcript.

7. www.gov.uk › guidance › apprenticeship-gateway-andApprenticeship gateway and resits for end-point assessment ...

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   Feb 14, 2020 · End-point assessment (EPA) tests the knowledge, skills and behaviours that an apprentice has gained during their training. Unique to each standard, EPA demonstrates the competence of an...

8. universityofleeds.medium.com › resits-what-happensResits: What happens and what to expect | by University of ...

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   Aug 1, 2023 · Practically, a resit works almost exactly like a standard assignment or exam: you find out the due date, you do the work required, and you submit. Easy. Breaking the process down to its...

9. www.collinsdictionary.com › dictionary › englishRESIT definition and meaning | Collins English Dictionary

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   If someone resits a test or examination, they take it again, usually because they failed the first time. [British] This year, Jim is resitting the exams he failed. [VERB noun] If they fail, they can often resit the next year. [VERB] Resit is also a noun.