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This is the first year for the registered firefighter exam, so it shouldn’t be too difficult. I’m not sure how many of you friends have signed up; come and leave your name here.
I’ve signed up; please share any materials or test papers, etc.
There aren’t any available yet; it’s the first year that this exam is being held, so there are no real exam questions. It’s best to avoid using the practice questions available on the market. Based on my experience with the First-Class Constructor exam and the Certified Mechanical Engineer exam, anything that isn’t a real exam question can easily lead one down the wrong path. However, the pass rate is usually very high in the first year; mastering the original textbooks is generally sufficient.
With one month left, I signed up for a course. There’s too much content; it’s impossible to read it all. You’ve passed the First-Class Constructor exam, amazing!
There’s too much content; it’s impossible to read it all
Why sign up for it? The registration fee is free anyway; it’s a good idea to go to the exam site and experience it firsthand. After all, it’s the first year, so there are no real exam questions to refer to, and the pass rate is usually high in the first year
Everyone only has one month; there’s no need to learn too much – it’s sufficient to read more than most people do. The passing rate will be relaxed in the first year; otherwise, there won’t be enough people, and how can the subsequent reforms aimed at professionalizing firefighting be carried out?
Who has any summary materials that can help improve memory? Please share them
I signed up. But I haven’t read much yet. The registration fee costs money. Each subject is charged separately.
You’re really an expert at obtaining certificates/thumb~~