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I have worked with colleagues who have used the 25 point threshold in the past.
may I ask if it is in-house, unaccredited training you deliver at the minute or do you issue ITSSAR certification. the reason I ask is that if your are doing an accredited course then the pass/fail mark is fixed at 40 points, regardless of our own opinion or feelings on this.

im not saying I don't find merit in your method as 40 points can allow for a LOT of faults before failure, but im just curious.
  • Posted 28 Mar 2016 23:52
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