26:17 - Question 1 - Will the pass mark be set higher for final exams? Will you still be required to get a 2:2?
27:08 - Question 2 - 48 weeks include bank holidays and time off? 46 weeks
28:13 - Question 3 - What do EDI and what is HEI stand for?
28:49 - Question 4 - What support will there be for Scottish universities?
30:22 - Question 5 - Who determined there needed to be a change from Level 6 to Level 7?
30:52 - Question 6 - Do I need a college membership and a minimum of 2 years of experience with ETR to supervise?
32:35 - Question 7 - How much time must assessors give to students?
32:12 - Question 8 - If there is no requirement for the number of patients seen, how do you measure or grade competence?
34:44 - Question 9 - Why do we need a 4-year course which contains the placement?
35:20 - Question 10 - How will the new ETR work with hospital optometry roles and experiences?
36:48 - Question 11 - Can you outline the training for supervisors?
39:39 - Question 12 - What if there is a struggling pre-reg, how will that be managed?
41:15 - Question 13 - How will ETR work for international students?
41:53 - Question 14 - Why is Manchester University not on the ETR scheme?
42:42 - Question 15 - If a students' placement breakdown during CLiP, how will this interfere with their timeline and how will the College work around this?
44:54 - Question 16 - How will assessments work throughout the placement? Will they differ much from the current Scheme for Registration?
46:05 - Question 17 - Can a student fail CLiP? What happens if they do not meet the requirements?
50:00 - Question 18 - Is the new Masters Degree mandatory?
50:26 - Question 19 - How can my independent practice become involved with student placements?
51:51 - Question 20 - Will supervisors receive grants?
12:29 - Clinical Learning in Practice(CLiP)
14:33 - Extended work-based placement
16:32 - Placement applications
17:53 - CLiP supervision
18:24 - Support and assessment
18:56 - Main changes and developments
19:07 - Organisation and schedule of CLiP placements
20:22 - Setting expectations for the placement experience
21:35 - Supervisor training and support tools
26:17 - Question 1 - Will the pass mark be set higher for final exams? Will you still be required to get a 2:2?
27:08 - Question 2 - 48 weeks include bank holidays and time off? 46 weeks
28:13 - Question 3 - What do EDI and what is HEI stand for?
28:49 - Question 4 - What support will there be for Scottish universities?
30:22 - Question 5 - Who determined there needed to be a change from Level 6 to Level 7?
30:52 - Question 6 - Do I need a college membership and a minimum of 2 years of experience with ETR to supervise?
32:35 - Question 7 - How much time must assessors give to students?
32:12 - Question 8 - If there is no requirement for the number of patients seen, how do you measure or grade competence?
34:44 - Question 9 - Why do we need a 4-year course which contains the placement?
35:20 - Question 10 - How will the new ETR work with hospital optometry roles and experiences?
36:48 - Question 11 - Can you outline the training for supervisors?
39:39 - Question 12 - What if there is a struggling pre-reg, how will that be managed?
41:15 - Question 13 - How will ETR work for international students?
41:53 - Question 14 - Why is Manchester University not on the ETR scheme?
42:42 - Question 15 - If a students' placement breakdown during CLiP, how will this interfere with their timeline and how will the College work around this?
44:54 - Question 16 - How will assessments work throughout the placement? Will they differ much from the current Scheme for Registration?
46:05 - Question 17 - Can a student fail CLiP? What happens if they do not meet the requirements?
50:00 - Question 18 - Is the new Masters Degree mandatory?
50:26 - Question 19 - How can my independent practice become involved with student placements?
51:51 - Question 20 - Will supervisors receive grants?
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Further information
If you have further questions about ETR please listen to our WebinarXtra podcast where we answer more questions about the new route to qualification as an optometrist.