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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Letter Writing

Membership of Professional Bodies

In the application form, there is the section to fill for Membership of Professional Bodies.

Asks the following:
Indicate whether by exam-ination or by invitation.

What this does mean?

Thanks
  

Top answer

Hi, It appears to mean this. Did you become a member by passing an exam? Or did you become a member simply because the Professional Body asked you to join?

— Clive

  • Hi, It appears to mean this.
  • Did you become a member by passing an exam?
  • Or did you become a member simply because the Professional Body asked you to join?
  • Clive
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Hi,

It appears to mean this.
Did you become a member by passing an exam? Or did you become a member simply because the Professional Body asked you to join?

Clive
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Hi,
Application for Employment:

Membership of Professional Bodies:

Name of Association

Date Awarded

Indicate whether by exam-ination or by invitation

Level


The profe
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Hi,

by examination or by invitation

If I had to select on or the other, I'd choose by invitation (ie you applied and were accepted,). But it's an oddly worded set of alternatives.

If possible, I'd email or call whoever sent you the application form, and discuss the point.

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Thanks

Another alternative is to leave this field empty and I will be asked about in case I called upon for interview.
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Hi,

Yes. Or you could write eg I was accepted, based on my qualifications.

Clive
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CliveHi,Yes. Or you could write eg I was accepted, based on my qualifications.Clive
Many thanks Clive!
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Something I forgot...

At the application form aso states: Training (Please give details of relevant training undertaken)

What actually means, training I have taught or training which somebody else taught me?

Thanks
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Hi,

Training you received form someone else.

Clive
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