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Have these changed this year?

I have the Merrist Wood directory and it shows the fees for the cs 30/31 course as £110, Ive just had my registration forms through and I now find out its £110 plus £126 :thumbdown:

I think I need to look at becoming and assessor at these kind of daily rates (4x£236) :001_rolleyes:

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assessors are paid a fair price.

but you have to jump throu a lot of hoops to get there, you also have to be self or part employed. you have to pay for your own assessments to get quald in the first place. and youl find the assessment centre actualy gets a cut of it, just for pushin paperwork!

at the end, assessors dont actualy get much, once you work it all out.

your assessment price should still only be about 120-150 squids at the most tho.

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assessors are paid a fair price.

but you have to jump throu a lot of hoops to get there, you also have to be self or part employed. you have to pay for your own assessments to get quald in the first place. and youl find the assessment centre actualy gets a cut of it, just for pushin paperwork!

at the end, assessors dont actualy get much, once you work it all out.

your assessment price should still only be about 120-150 squids at the most tho.

 

"the assessment centre actually gets a cut" I can assure you the centre has to put in a lot of work too, and only puts on a modest margin, private centers are businesses too remember and have overheads to cover. "Pushin paperwork" rather under values the role of a professional assessment centre.

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Have these changed this year?

I have the Merrist Wood directory and it shows the fees for the cs 30/31 course as £110, Ive just had my registration forms through and I now find out its £110 plus £126 :thumbdown:

I think I need to look at becoming and assessor at these kind of daily rates (4x£236) :001_rolleyes:

 

as a point they can only do 2 30,31 in a day

and there is nptc registration fees and admin

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Have these changed this year?

I have the Merrist Wood directory and it shows the fees for the cs 30/31 course as £110, Ive just had my registration forms through and I now find out its £110 plus £126 :thumbdown:

I think I need to look at becoming and assessor at these kind of daily rates (4x£236) :001_rolleyes:

 

Is one not a registration fee for NPTC and the second the assessment fee?

 

Taken from Merrsit wood web site

Location: Guildford College - Merrist Wood campus

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Course Code: MW06003P

 

Start: 24/08/2009, 07/09/2009, 26/10/2009, 14/12/2009, 08/02/2010, 15/02/2010, 19/04/2010, 28/06/2010 and 05/07/2010

Duration: 35 hours

FT/PT: Part-time

 

Exam Board: NPTC

Level: 2

 

Tuition Fees: £620.00

Cost: £236.00

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