In
either case, rank examinations are done in a very original manner.
The test is broken into 5 parts. Each contain very particular
material, which the student goes through with a partner. The test
parts are recorded on video. When all are done, they are submitted
for evaluation.
As it is quite possible to re-record any parts that are unacceptable as many times as desired, the standard is also very high. The feeling if that if you can't do it almost perfectly with unlimited do-overs, you shouldn't pass.
When
I did mine, it took 51 days from the first pushing of the record
button. That's over ten days per section. This is very typical.
Today,
Tobias started the very first part of his exam recording. We started
with the shortest one. The instructor declared it a keeper after the
very first attempt. We went on to another. It also was great, first
time. Two in one day is unheard of around here. Tobias went for a
third.
This
one was pretty good, but not as good. The instructor thinks Tobias
could do it much better, and that it might be wise to record it
again. The instructor is going to review the recording to see how it
looks.
In
one day Tobias did two, and possibly three, parts of the test in one
day.
It
is his goal to finish in just over a month. I thought he was being
overly ambitious.
Shows
how much I know.
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