Level 3 Assessment Day

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This event is ONLY for Bluemoon College students who have completed and PASSED their mid-way assessment portion of the SFJ Level 3 for Professional Investigators.

ONLY book ONE slot for yourself in your own name - please DO NOT book on behalf of other students or colleagues.

You MUST bring with you your ORIGINAL photo ID (passport or driving license along with an ORIGINAL proof of address (utility bill/bank/council tax statement/telephone bill) dated within the last three months. If you forget, you will not be able to sit the assessment. Photocopies of these documents will be taken on the day.

Registration commences at 0930 hours. You will not be able to gain access until 0930 hours so please do not arrive too early. If you are early, there are coffee shops along Norfolk Place or Praed St if you wish to find somewhere to sit down.

You will be sent Full Joining Instructions 7 days prior to the Assessment Day - confirming the address in Paddington, London.

You will have a morning revision session with your course tutor, which will include a number of past papers. You will focus on the areas necessary to get you through the assessment.

After a break for lunch, the examinations officer will take your proof of ID and address and take a copy of them for our files. He will then invigilate the assessment for you.

Please note lunch is not provided but there are plenty of cheap eateries surrounding the venue.

You may leave if you complete early, the latest finishing time is around 1530 hours.

If you have specific topics or areas of concern that you would like to be covered, kindly email exams@bluemooncollege.co.uk so your course tutor can prepare relevant materials. We would advise you to re-read over your material and the learning portal at least once before attending the day.

You should also submit your portfolio assessment work regarding the Surveillance Briefing and Recce Report as soon as possible.

In the lead up to the assessment day we suggest you read over your learning materials and the areas that you got wrong in your mid-way assessment.

Good luck!