even though you managed to clear all 10 IPT and thus no need go for RT, that does not mean you can skip one year.
year 2013: did 9 IPT
year 2014: need do 11 RT (20 RT - 9 IPT)
year 2015: start of new IPPT/IPT window
year 2013: complete all 10 IPT
year 2014: no need do RT, start of new IPPT/IPT window
in the end, you will still need to clear 20 training sessions in 2 years. the only difference is how spread out the 20 sessions will be.
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is this so? i didn;t know..
i thought it was like this
year 2013: did 9 IPT
year 2014: need do 11 RT(2013), start of new IPPT/IPT 2014 window
year 2015: failed? need to do 20 RT(2014), start of new 2015 IPPT/IPT window
even though you managed to clear all 10 IPT and thus no need go for RT, that does not mean you can skip one year.
year 2013: did 9 IPT
year 2014: need do 11 RT (20 RT - 9 IPT)
year 2015: start of new IPPT/IPT window
year 2013: complete all 10 IPT
year 2014: no need do RT, start of new IPPT/IPT window
in the end, you will still need to clear 20 training sessions in 2 years. the only difference is how spread out the 20 sessions will be.
RT will only happen in your next window if you did not:
1. attempt any IPPT, or;
2. did not complete 10 IPT sessions.
Number of RT sessions is subjected to the number of IPT u have attended in your previous window. Therefore, is either you get the privilege to clear a max of 10 IPT sessions, or "20-D" RTs in your next 12-mths period.
so in the year that you have to do your RT sessions, there's no ippt window?
from what i understand, the new enhancement only implied that the IPPT/IPT/RT runs concurrently over a 12month period. (and not a cycle of 12 months ippt, and if u fail 12 months rt)
so, just wondering, isn't it like this?
2013: Fail IPPT
2014: 20 RT(for failing 2013 IPPT). Did not pass RT-IPPT after doing 20RT.
2015: 20 RT(for failing 2014 IPPT)
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I still havent reached the point of taking RT. so I'm just making sure I understand what will happen if decide not to do IPT.
If I fail IPPT, won't I be plagued with 20RT each year, instead of just 10IPT each year?????
so clarifying from the first quote... in the end of the day, isn't it 40RT over a 2year cycle? (because j_t_fusion sort of implied you can sort of skip a year if u don't do ipt)??
that really didnt answer my doubt..
my doubt is whether it is better taking the 10session IPT vs the 20 session RT.
hence my question: [1] Over a 2 year cycle, will i end up just taking 20 sessions of RT or 40 sessions of RT?
there isn't such a thing as 40 sessions of RT within the 12-months window. the max. is only 20.
it is either:
a) 10 IPT sessions, or;
b) 20 RT sessions (for ippt defaulters and no attendance in IPT), or;
c) 20 RT minus D, where D is the number of IPT participated.
Therefore, is definitely better to complete 10 IPTs over the 12-months period rather than between 11 to 20 RTs over the same period.
i asked if it was 20RTs or 40RTs over a 2year cycle.
i asked because j_t_fusion gave me an impression of this:
2013: new window; fail ippt
2014: 20 rt
2015: new window; fail ippt
2016: 20 rt
so over a cycle of 2years (e.g. 2014 and 2015) - j_t_fusion implied there's only 20rt. i just only want to confirm if this is true?
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nevermind, it seems i can't seem to communicate my message/question across.
now no longer 8 RT sessions, it is "20-D" so for your case will be 10 RT.