It can be misleading to take the e-learning mock exams more than 2 or 3 times as you will encounter the same questions, and you may have learned the correct answer. Hence your mark achieved may be much higher than you will achieve in an actual exam with a different set of questions. Myth 6 I don’t need to take the disease area units within one year of starting a – promotional role. It is only the compulsory units that have to be taken in the first year. This is incorrect. For the Diploma all units have to be taken within your first year. Myth 7 the year starts when I first promote medicines, not the date I joined the – company. Also incorrect. The Code of Practice (Clause 16.3) clearly states that the time is from such employment’. ‘starting Myth 8 I can book an exam at any time up to the closing date for that exam. – In practice this is often not possible as exam sessions are often fully booked several months in advance of the closing date. Myth 9 The ABPI exam provides training for final signatories. – This is incorrect. The company that the person works for provides final signatory training, there is no recognised exam for this role. The requirements for this role are set out in Clause 14 of the Code of Practice.
It can be misleading to take the e-learning mock exams more than 2 or 3 times as you will encounter the same questions, and you may have learned the correct answer. Hence your mark achieved may be much higher than you will achieve in an actual exam with a different set of questions. Myth 6 – I don’t need to take the disease area units within one year of starting a promotional role. It is only the compulsory units that have to be taken in the first year. This is incorrect. For the Diploma all units have to be taken within your first year. Myth 7 – the year starts when I first promote medicines, not the date I joined the company. Also incorrect. The Code of Practice (Clause 16.3) clearly states that the time is from ‘starting such employment’. Myth 8 – I can book an exam at any time up to the closing date for that exam. In practice this is often not possible as exam sessions are often fully booked several months in advance of the closing date. Myth 9 – The ABPI exam provides training for final signatories. This is incorrect. The company that the person works for provides final signatory training, there is no recognised exam for this role. The requirements for this role are set out in Clause 14 of the Code of Practice.
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