Peter has been very moderate in his use of language; had I seen this post first then I am likely to have reacted rather more abruptly.
I access this site typically twice a day (in order to be responsive if something is posted) and I very rarely find it unavailable. However I cannot guarantee that I will always do this- I have a job and like all of us certain committments outside work and indeed leisure actiities that I also wish to balance in my life.
If you are able to arrange a source of secure funding of the order of £250,000 per year then you could have the level of service you seem to desire. As far as I can tell, you actually had two quite prompt replies to your previous post but so far have failed to respond to either despite many many weeks passing.
The module 3 paper was produced especially for those attending the YM Exam Preparation day in just under a months time to do as a mock exam beforehand; those who have registered for this have today been emailed these questions, the layout to be used for the Control Table exercise and the 2003 Module 2 layout plan.
The questions are the kind of questions that may come up- there are absolutely no guarantees. In my experience that is what mock papers are; not a "nudge and a wink" re what will come up. Indeed I believe that the paper is not yet irrevocably set yet and the examiners would have the ability to change if by some pure fluke I had actually selected one very like one of theirs.
Last year for my students I did set mock mod 1,2,3,5 papers and made them available for others who wanted. It's only worthwhile when students have already taken advantage of the published past papers / Study Packs that are available and want something fresh to do in exam conditions. So far those registered on this site have not given evidence that this is the case.
If everyone registered attempted a question a week and submitted it here then a bank of "typical answers" together with relevant feedback would be built up; this would go someway to providing the resource you'd like. At present there are only a couple of people doing this; why don't you lead by example and do some yourself to add something to the common pool?
May I remind you of a few proverbs:
Half a loaf is better than no bread
Don't look a gift horse in the mouth
He who pays the piper calls the tune
In my experience, if you are wanting a favour from someone then you are more likely to achieve your objective by:
a) asking politely
b) making reasonable requests
c) appearing appreciative of previous favours
d) offering something in return
I access this site typically twice a day (in order to be responsive if something is posted) and I very rarely find it unavailable. However I cannot guarantee that I will always do this- I have a job and like all of us certain committments outside work and indeed leisure actiities that I also wish to balance in my life.
If you are able to arrange a source of secure funding of the order of £250,000 per year then you could have the level of service you seem to desire. As far as I can tell, you actually had two quite prompt replies to your previous post but so far have failed to respond to either despite many many weeks passing.
The module 3 paper was produced especially for those attending the YM Exam Preparation day in just under a months time to do as a mock exam beforehand; those who have registered for this have today been emailed these questions, the layout to be used for the Control Table exercise and the 2003 Module 2 layout plan.
The questions are the kind of questions that may come up- there are absolutely no guarantees. In my experience that is what mock papers are; not a "nudge and a wink" re what will come up. Indeed I believe that the paper is not yet irrevocably set yet and the examiners would have the ability to change if by some pure fluke I had actually selected one very like one of theirs.
Last year for my students I did set mock mod 1,2,3,5 papers and made them available for others who wanted. It's only worthwhile when students have already taken advantage of the published past papers / Study Packs that are available and want something fresh to do in exam conditions. So far those registered on this site have not given evidence that this is the case.
If everyone registered attempted a question a week and submitted it here then a bank of "typical answers" together with relevant feedback would be built up; this would go someway to providing the resource you'd like. At present there are only a couple of people doing this; why don't you lead by example and do some yourself to add something to the common pool?
May I remind you of a few proverbs:
Half a loaf is better than no bread
Don't look a gift horse in the mouth
He who pays the piper calls the tune
In my experience, if you are wanting a favour from someone then you are more likely to achieve your objective by:
a) asking politely
b) making reasonable requests
c) appearing appreciative of previous favours
d) offering something in return
PJW