Pearson BTEC Level 3 Nationals Diploma Quiz

What is the purpose of Part A in the Pearson BTEC Level 3 Nationals Diploma?

• To provide additional reading material

• To complete preparatory work for the set task

• To offer extra credit assignments

• To serve as a final exam

How long are learners advised to spend on Part A?

• Approximately two hours

• Approximately four hours

• Approximately six hours

• Approximately eight hours

When is Part A given to learners?

• One week before Part B

• Two weeks before Part B

• One day before Part B

• On the same day as Part B

Who should receive Part A materials?

• All students in the course

• Only learners entered to undertake the task in the relevant series

• Any student who requests it

• Only students who have completed Part B

How many hours are learners advised to spend on Part A?

• Four hours

• Six hours

• Eight hours

• Ten hours

What are learners not permitted to take into the supervised Part B assessment period?

• Notes

• Calculators

• Pens

• Snacks

Where must learner work for Part B be completed?

• On paper

• On a computer

• In a group

• In a library

What should centres do to ensure there is no opportunity for collusion during the assessment?

• Schedule learners at different times

• Schedule all learners at the same time

• Allow learners to choose their time

• Conduct assessments online

What must you do at all times while working on Part B of the task?

• Work collaboratively with other learners

• Share your work with your teacher

• Work independently and not share your work with other learners

• Seek guidance from your teacher

When can your teacher/tutor give you feedback on your preparation?

• Anytime during the preparation

• Only after you complete Part B

• They must not give you feedback on your preparation

• Before you start Part A