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Re: No longer an IAM associate...

PostPosted: Wed May 06, 2009 11:40 pm
by waremark
Great result - it's really nice to have the positive comments on top of the pass.

Re: No longer an IAM associate...

PostPosted: Thu May 07, 2009 7:56 pm
by Sru_1980
Porker wrote:
MrToad wrote:Does your local group offer any further courses, or is it HPC next? :wink:


Why not HPC? Go for it :D

Congratulations on your pass - it sounds like it was very well deserved.

regards
P.


Eeek, I don't think I'm ready/good enough for HPC yet - maybe in time! I might think about observer training, it would be good to pass on AD skills to others.

Re: No longer an IAM associate...

PostPosted: Thu May 07, 2009 11:30 pm
by Octy_Ross
The other benefit of training is that you need to know your subject matter a little more than the 'trainee'

Re: No longer an IAM associate...

PostPosted: Thu May 07, 2009 11:50 pm
by SeanP
Well done Ursula! Onwards & upwards :D

Re: No longer an IAM associate...

PostPosted: Fri May 08, 2009 9:08 am
by ScoobyChris
Sru_1980 wrote:Eeek, I don't think I'm ready/good enough for HPC yet


The entry course is essentially in two halves, the 1/2 day assessment and then the 2 day entry course. This is so that if you're not ready to do the full course, you haven't wasted a shed load of money :D It may be worthwhile to go for a 1/2 day assessment with one of the Gatekeepers to target what needs working on to get you up to the required standard to then come back and do the 2 day entry course. Once you understand what needs fixing, I think you'll be able to target your route there, be it through RoSPA, ADUK days, self-study or paid-for coaching :D

Chris

Re: No longer an IAM associate...

PostPosted: Fri May 08, 2009 10:18 pm
by jasonh
Nice one!

Re: No longer an IAM associate...

PostPosted: Fri May 08, 2009 11:14 pm
by Porker
ScoobyChris wrote:The entry course is essentially in two halves, the 1/2 day assessment and then the 2 day entry course. This is so that if you're not ready to do the full course, you haven't wasted a shed load of money :D It may be worthwhile to go for a 1/2 day assessment with one of the Gatekeepers to target what needs working on to get you up to the required standard to then come back and do the 2 day entry course. Once you understand what needs fixing, I think you'll be able to target your route there, be it through RoSPA, ADUK days, self-study or paid-for coaching :D

Chris


Exactly so.

Look on the half day assessment as half a day of first-class coaching - an investment in its own right - and then decide on the best options for future development from there.

regards
P.