Posted By Eric Burt Calogero If you contact NEBOSH you can get the Examiners reports from past exams. They are really useful as they highlight the points the Examiners were looking for. In terms of revision, it is always useful to make an early start, give yourself a realistic timetable and practice past exam questions (using the same time allocation as in the exam). Revising with fellow students is always a good idea as well. Good luck. Regards, Eric

Posted By Kelvin George Hi Calogero When I did my last serious studying - prior to NEBOSH Dip1 presently - BSc Electrical and Electronic Engineering Degree back in 1987 ( Yes I thought I'd finished with formal eduction)I went about revision in this manner. 1 Re write all my notes for that year. 2 Paraphrase the rewrite of all the notes 3 Paraphrase the paraphrase 4 Using "open book" approach answer exam style questions 5 In exam style conditions answer the same exim style questions. Yes it takes time to do all this - at least one month at 8 hours/day. However the benefit is that you do actually remember some of the stuff. Well this is the methd I'm going to try next May for the June 2004 exams. If it works I'll let you know Cheers and best of luck Kelvin

Posted By Terry Hill Hi Calogero, When I have to revise for an exam, I read sections into a dictaphone then whenever I get a few minutes spare, I listen to it. It is more portable than 5 volumes of info!