In this episode, we're going to look at different automotive view points. Some based on facts, some in fiction, online and in-person. Steve Nash joins to talk about where automotive is headed, and why it's important to steer a sensible course through what can be a journey with lots of diversions and dead ends.
The way EPA centres and apprentices access EPA online assessments is changing from January 2024. EPA centres will now conduct EPA online assessments via on-site proctoring, or for the first time, the IMI will also be offering the option of a remote proctoring service.
Remote proctoring offers flexible scheduling times to suit the learner, whilst saving on time and travel costs as the assessment locations are also flexible. Proctoring or invigilation is where an assessment is overseen by an authorised, neutral, proctor, who ensures the identity of the test taker and the integrity of the assessment environment.
Further information on these changes will be available in due course, so please keep an eye out on your emails and the IMI website (www.theimi.org.uk) for further updates.
Please note, this is for EPA online assessments only.
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