Officers who completed and passed ICT-glitch exam will not have to re-sit

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Officers who completed and passed ICT-glitch exam will not have to re-sit

Any candidate who failed the Inspector's exam is able to resit, the College of Policing has said after a technical glitch meant the online exam was abandoned yesterday.

A graphic depicting the re-sit options

Date - 14th October 2020
By - Chris Smith

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If a candidate completed and passed, no resit is necessary. For those who completed it but were unsuccessful, they are able to resit. Anyone who stopped midway through or was unable to start also has the option to resit. A resit date is...

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