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May 03, 2015, 02:20 AM
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Hello! I'm {hopefully} going to be starting a really great new job in June (interviewed this week- think it went well) that requires passing 2 major tests to get licensed. Every manager &.supervisor I spoke with during the interview process said the exams are "brutal", "super hard". The 1st 5wks of training is studying for exam #1. A 6hr exam. Pass it or they terminate employment. The next 4 wks is studying for exam #2.
I get SUPER serious text anxiety anyway, let alone on something THIS major. ALSO, studying for the tests, reading that long, that complex of information, sitting that long.... The ADD is going to kick in to hyper-overdrive!! Any suggestions??
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May 03, 2015, 04:55 AM
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Thats a tough exam schedule! I don't have any good advice but wish you well. Push through, I bet you are smarter than you realise. Try and keep a regular study schedule and stick to it. It is only for a set period. You can make it!
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May 03, 2015, 07:12 AM
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no words of wisdom,, but someone must believe in you or you would not even be asked to set for them...good sleep habits, eat good and take time to enjoy life .... remember others have done it and so can you.. believe in yourself..
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