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There are so many training providers in the marketplace offering plumbing courses; it can be difficult for people to choose between them, especially as they all claim to be the best. How do you make the distinction between those that are genuinely providing a quality service and those that don’t have anything to back up their fancy sales pitch?

Are they accredited?

All the best training providers offering plumbing courses will have received accreditation from recognised awarding bodies such as City & Guilds, EAL and NICEIC. These bodies verify the delivery and quality of courses on a regular basis. Accredited training providers will have badges from the awarding bodies on their website. You can even check with the awarding body directly to ensure that the online badges aren’t being misused. From your list of plumbing training providers you should only consider those with accreditation.

The NCSBN or National Council of State Boards of Nursing is responsible for developing the 2011 NCLEX-PN exam. They develop the test for practical nursing and the NCLEX-RN for registered nurses. NCLEX-PN stands for National Council Licensure Examination for Licensed Practical/Vocational Nurses.

LPN Test Requirements

The 2011 NCLEX-PN Exam requires all practical and vocational nurse candidates to answer a minimum of 85 items. The maximum number of items that the nurse candidate can answer is 205 during the five hour time period. The maximum time allotment of 5 hours includes the 2011 NCLEX-PN tutorial, all sample questions and breaks.

Sitting for the 2011 LPN Exam

The LPN certification examination is presented to nursing candidates using computerized adaptive testing or CAT. CAT delivers the exam to students utilizing computer technology combined with measurement theory. CAT for the 2011 NCLEX-PN exam is unique to each LPN candidate because the test progresses and is assemble interactively based on the candidates answers to proceeding questions.