Simulation Sessions

Planning Your Progress: Simulation Session 1, Course 4, and Simulation Session 2

 

Once you have passed Course 3, you are more about halfway to completing the Pre-Registration program. To help you stay on track, we recommend you plan your time carefully between Simulation Session 1, Course 4, and Simulation Session 2. Simulations sessions are live, facilitator-led practical sessions.

You can go from starting Simulation Session 1 and completing the Pre-Registration Program in approximately 6 weeks if you plan properly!

Below is a sample schedule, from Simulation Session 1 to Course 5, if you are keen to complete your program at the fastest pace possible.

 

Session/Course Duration Schedule
Simulation Session 1 5 days Week 1
Simulation Session 1 Exam 1 Day/3 hours Week 2
Course 4 Estimated time: 70 hours self-paced learning, or about 4 hours per day for 18 days Week 2-4 (post-exam)
Course 4 Exam 1 day/3 hours Week 4
Simulation Session 2 3.5 days Week 5
Simulation Session 2 Exam 1 day/3 hours Week 6
Course 5 5 hours Week 6

 

Step 1: Register for Simulation Session 1
  • Review the schedule.
  • After you have passed the Course 3 exam, register in the Simulation Session 1 you want to attend. Be sure that you can attend 100% of the 5-day, facilitator-led sessions. (See Attendance Directive).
  • Plan to write your Simulation Session 1 Exam promptly after completing the session.
Step 2: Register for and Complete Course 4
  • Once you have passed your Simulation 1 exam, you can register for Course 4.
  • Course 4 is an asynchronous online course requiring approximately 70 hours of study time. Although each learner is different, this translates to approximately 3 weeks of part-time study, or 4 hours a day for 18 days.
  • After completing the course content, you must write and pass the Course 4 exam.
Step 3: Register for Simulation Session 2
  • After successfully passing your Course 4 exam, you are eligible to register for Simulation Session 2, a 3.5 days facilitator-led session.
  • Simulation Session 2 is typically scheduled approximately 5 weeks after the completion date of Simulation Session 1.
  • We strongly recommend planning ahead to ensure you can complete Course 4 and its exam within this window.

 


 

Planning Tips

By understanding these steps and timelines, you can progress smoothly through your program and avoid unnecessary delays.

Start planning early

Review upcoming Simulation Session 2 dates when registering for Simulation Session 1.

Manage your time

Allocate enough time to complete the 70-hour Course 4 between sessions.

Avoid delays

Writing exams promptly will help you stay aligned with your intended schedule.

Don't rush it

Remember that you don’t need to stick to a 6-week timeline. You have a full, 24 months to complete the program.