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| | | ... the exam for the first time. The 69 (31%) who failed will receive feedback from the Australian Council for Educational Research on the areas where they underperformed, ASIC said. The passing of the Financial Adviser Exam is one of the mandatory measures ... |
| | | | ... time. Eighty people (34%) have failed the exam, and will receive general feedback from Australian Council for Educational Research on the areas where they underperformed. The pass rate was the lowest in recent exams; some 73.4% passed in the previous ... |
| | | | ... exam, 128 passed. Sixty percent of them sat it for the first time. In aggregate, the Australian Council for Educational Research (ACER), which administers the exam, counted 20,425 individuals sat the exam. Some 93% or 18,890 candidates that sat the exam ... |
| | | | ... practice for past exams, unsuccessful candidates will receive general feedback from the Australian Council for Educational Research (ACER) to highlight the curriculum areas where they have underperformed," it said. Candidates can also contact ACER to ... |
| | | | ... open from 10 January 2022 and close on 28 January 2022. ASIC enlisted the help of the Australian Council for Educational Research, which also facilitated the exam administration for the Financial Adviser Standards and Ethics Authority, which shuts down ... |
| | | | ... South Wales lockdown with additional future exam options if required, FASEA said. The Australian Council for Educational Research (ACER), the exam administrator, will contact the impacted July candidates to provide alternative options for their July ... |
| | | | ... capital cities and regional centres and each attempt will cost $540, excluding GST. The Australian Council for Educational Research will develop and deliver the exam. If a candidate fails an attempt they will be able to appeal for a review only once ... |
| | | | ... since 2009 and its reading performance has been falling since 2012. According to the Australian Council for Educational Research (ACER), competency in these disciplines, which contributes to financial literacy performance, is heavily influenced by a ... |
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