Choose a one-week, one-month or three-month question-practice plan. Each option tells you how much time to study, how many questions to answer and when to review mistakes.
The app does not yet contain a separate theory course. These plans use question practice, answer explanations, Mistakes, Flagged questions and the Question Map. Never count a question as finished until you understand the error.
Three preparation speeds
Pick the plan you can follow consistently.
The numbers are practical targets, not official Red Seal requirements or a guarantee of passing.
01
1 week
Intensive final review
You already know the trade and need a focused final push.
Study days
7
Time per day
2–3 hours
Questions per day
60–100
Mistake review
45–60 min
Day 1Set the baseline
Complete one 25-question diagnostic, then practise the two weakest work areas. Review every wrong or uncertain answer.
Days 2–5Repair weak areas
Divide the session between two work areas. Finish with the Mistakes queue instead of starting another large set.
Day 6Mix and measure
Complete two mixed 25-question blocks. Use the Question Map to revisit incorrect and flagged questions.
Day 7Light recall
Answer 20–30 mixed questions, review recurring mistakes, and stop early. Do not chase a final score with repeated diagnostics.
Volume target: Aim for roughly 400–550 carefully reviewed answers during the week. Quality of review matters more than reaching the upper number.
02
1 month
Balanced preparation
You can study most days and want time to correct patterns, not only memorize answers.
Study days
6 per week
Time per day
60–90 min
Questions per day
30–50
Mistake review
20–30 min
MondayMeasure
Take a diagnostic at the start of week one. In later weeks, use a mixed set and your Question Map to choose the weakest area.
Tuesday–ThursdayPractise by topic
Complete focused sets in one or two weak work areas. Read the explanation after every wrong or uncertain answer.
FridayMix the work areas
Answer 30–40 mixed questions without staying inside one familiar topic.
SaturdayClose the loop
Work through Mistakes and Flagged questions. Retry the question only after you can state why the previous choice was wrong.
SundayRest
Take a full day away from the question bank. Consistency over four weeks is more useful than one exhausted session.
Volume target: Aim for roughly 700–900 reviewed answers across the month, with one fresh diagnostic near the end to measure change.
03
3 months
Steady mastery plan
Your exam is not immediate and you want a sustainable routine around work and family.
Study days
5 per week
Time per day
30–45 min
Questions per day
15–25
Mistake review
10–15 min
Month 1Build coverage
Take one diagnostic, then move through all seven work areas. Spend extra sessions on the two weakest areas.
Month 2Strengthen recall
Alternate topic practice with Mistakes and Flagged questions. Add one mixed set each week so topics do not become isolated.
Month 3Make it exam-ready
Increase mixed practice, take a diagnostic every two weeks, and use the Question Map to close recurring gaps.
Each weekKeep one recovery day
Use five study days, one optional light review day, and one complete rest day. Add days only when the routine remains sustainable.
Volume target: Aim for roughly 900–1,200 reviewed answers over three months. Repeated retrieval is more valuable than rushing through the full bank once.
Inside every session
Protect time for the mistakes.
More questions do not automatically mean better preparation. Reserve part of every session for understanding the answers that exposed a gap.
01Warm up: 10%
Retry a few items from Mistakes without looking at the previous answer.
02New questions: 60–70%
Work the topic or mixed set assigned by your chosen plan.
03Error review: 20–30%
Read explanations for wrong and uncertain answers and identify why the distractor looked plausible.
04Set the next target
Use Mistakes, Flagged questions and the Question Map to decide what tomorrow’s session should cover.
Adjust from evidence
Change the workload, not the goal.
Short on time: reduce new questions but keep the mistake-review block.
Wrong twice: stop and read the explanation before adding more questions from that topic.
Correct but uncertain: flag it; a lucky answer is not reliable recall.
Scores are stable: increase topic variety instead of extending the session.
Choose the next subject
Turn your schedule into a topic queue.
Review all seven work areas and decide where your first focused session belongs.
Open the study app and put your preparation plan into action.
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