Prepping for your Regs Exam

Here's the advice I would give my apprentice if they asked me how to prep for their regs exam. Hope you find it helpful and lemme know in the comments below any other electrical topic you would like to learn about.
I always found when I was an apprentice that there was a real lack of videos and online resources to help me. I think that most electricians are visual learners, I know I definitely am. So it's hard when we are expected to do 75% of our training in books. Because if this I've set out to start making a library of training and explanations to help my fellow electrical workers in areas they might be having trouble.
Remember, this setup was performed in a controlled environment
by a qualified electrician for learning purposes only. Electricity is dangerous and can kill you. If you are not qualified, please do not try this at home, just enjoy the learning experience.
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[@boltonky]

As someone who isn't a trade but have done IT were you aren't allowed reference material in most cases and need to remember the answer they want not always how you do in real world, think the way you put across is good for learning and exam taking (of course each person needs to set to there preference as you stated) - I also think all walks of life should re-hash there knowledge and not hesitate to check reference material, as far to often things aren't done right or up-to standard (we all know when someone isn't monitoring our work to a high standard that is when corners get cut or bad habits come in and can seriously harm to people or things to fail) Thanks for the upload and i do hope this helps a bunch of people out :)

[@dianemcnae246]

Good and clear instructions

[@bridgetwilliams9916]

heyyy you should soo do one on electrical theory ;) would be greatly appreciated.

[@_nztradie]

@bridgetwilliams9916 yea definitely will get one in the works, although it is harder because where people will get study material is different depending on were they are living

[@harleymark-gordon3589]

Thanks for putting in the effort to help out where no 1 else has, like our training providers etc. It really helps having readily accessible information to learn from. Does the current regs exam require us to reference where the multichoice answer came from or do we just select the correct multichoice answers?

[@_nztradie]

@harleymark-gordon3589 so questions do and some dont but its pretty obvious, like the answer would but A, 3.5 B, 4.5 C, 3 Or it would ask what is the max resistance to a main earth A, 1ohm B, 0.5ohm C, 0.1ohm

[@harleymark-gordon3589]

​@@_nztradieahh cool ok so be prepared to search for where the answer is located even if you know the answer without looking. Thanks again.

[@D1ANDONLYDENZ1]

what are the legislation books you should obtain for the exam? asnz 3000 and what other ones? cheers!

[@_nztradie]

The electrical regulations book 👍

[@D1ANDONLYDENZ1]

@@_nztradie cool! Thank u

[@D1ANDONLYDENZ1]

@@_nztradie wait is that the “electrical (saftey) regulations 2010” ?

[@_nztradie]

​@D1ANDONLYDENZ1 yip, that's the one. I just had to check that it saw the sighted regulation still 😅

[@jackmacmillan4907]

you shouldnt just obtained them for the exam. should have access to one all the time. be it digital or physical

[@liamandrew4485]

where can I buy a regs book?

[@_nztradie]

I think its called standard.govt

[@otablu685]

my teacher sells it for $10