SK PPE Total Prep Online Course

Yes. This course refers to them constantly and helps you to understand concepts, terms, and definitions.  You will need the textbooks to read up on topics and get deeper into the background and related cases.   

The course references:

• Ethics: 5th edition
• Law: 2nd & 3rd edition. You can use either one. 

If you would like to use an older version, e.g. Ethics 4th edition, that could work.  However, the page numbers in the course will not align with your textbook so you will have to use the index to find mentioned topics. 

Yes, you can log in from any device to access and use the course.  A laptop or desktop size screen is recommended as this is what you will be using at the testing centre; it is also better for viewing PDF files or using the exam simulator or embedded flashcards. The embedded videos and modules work on all browsers, however, Google Chrome seems to work the best. 

It depends on how you prefer to study. It is an 8-step, self-study course, which means you can go through at your own pace. With 4 months of access, you can use it for the full duration or as a last minute study aid.   Many exam writers go through the content several times to build their knowledge and confidence since this is more effective than last minute cramming.   

No.  You can use the exam simulator as much as you want. 

Yes. Sometimes life throws you a curveball and you become unable to attend your exam and need to reschedule it later. Because this could happen to anyone, I will personally send you an email 1 week prior to when your course access expires to offer you a 4-month renewal for just $49 + tax (which helps me cover basic costs for things like the hosting of e-learning content and email support). 

A. Our home page clearly demonstrates what makes us unique. For more information, please refer to the handy table below to give you an idea about how we're different:

As mentioned in the table above, our Customer Reviews are publically available on Google Local and our Facebook page while the competitors are still relying on unverified reviews like "really liked the course" - Nancy H.

I have found that course providers that encourage their customers to publish their reviews online make the best courses in any market. This is because the course creator has to continually improve and update his/her course to ensure clients are happy and their improvement suggestions are integrated. It is a lot more work, but in the end, you (the aspiring professional) receive a much better learning experience.