15th March 2010, 05:55 PM
He he thanks, but thankfully no stress here 
- When I went through the book when I got it I got everything right first time, apart from one electrical question (I havnt had any experience working with anything electrical on site really) - but it was worth having the book as that question would undoubtedly have come up in the test otherwise! And that's very good advice about the ILA - I'm applying for one now, but it's all going to go to cover my first aid at work course... for anyone who is interested, you are eligible for an ILA if you are over 16 and earning less than ?22,000 a year. So pretty much all archaeologists then. 
(oh and again, you have to be resident in Scotland).
- When I went through the book when I got it I got everything right first time, apart from one electrical question (I havnt had any experience working with anything electrical on site really) - but it was worth having the book as that question would undoubtedly have come up in the test otherwise! And that's very good advice about the ILA - I'm applying for one now, but it's all going to go to cover my first aid at work course... for anyone who is interested, you are eligible for an ILA if you are over 16 and earning less than ?22,000 a year. So pretty much all archaeologists then. (oh and again, you have to be resident in Scotland).
NEVER expect competence.