02-03-2016, 10:43 PM
Surely the easiest thing to do would be to increase the price per exam. It's currently set at £58 per exam, a steal considering the logistics, time and effort put in.
Make it £100 (even £150...but I already hear the cries), that'll quickly reduce the number of people willing to chance it, thereby reducing the number of poorer entries.
I'd keep it at that, simple and no change or introduction of pre-qualification tests etc....
(Off hand thought...maybe throw an incentive in i.e pass first time and you only pay £58, getting a refund or credit towards the next exam. This is probably not worth considering as it brings with it it's own logistical nightmare and behind the scenes management)
Make it £100 (even £150...but I already hear the cries), that'll quickly reduce the number of people willing to chance it, thereby reducing the number of poorer entries.
I'd keep it at that, simple and no change or introduction of pre-qualification tests etc....
(Off hand thought...maybe throw an incentive in i.e pass first time and you only pay £58, getting a refund or credit towards the next exam. This is probably not worth considering as it brings with it it's own logistical nightmare and behind the scenes management)