How can a student prepare without seeing the scenarios?

The assessment looks at how a student decides after an AI answer. Certifying scenarios are never shown before a sitting, and a student can still prepare.

1. Know what is assessed

[ ] Judgment is how well a person decides once AI has given the answer. The scenarios supply the domain content (Sections 2, 2.1).
[ ] The rubric is public: nine dimensions, four domains and their anchors (Sections 4.1, 7; airapac.org/standard/dimensions/).
[ ] The Campus track is for final-year students and graduates in their first two years of work (Section 13).

2. About practice material

[ ] A certifying scenario that appears in public preparation material is retired. Retired scenarios may be released for practice, on a list AIR APAC must publish (Section 9.3).
[ ] A reading from practice or a training session decides nothing about certification (Section 20.3).
[ ] Do not look for or share leaked certifying scenarios, published answers to them or coaching built on them (Sections 9.5, 18.4).
[ ] No training is required to sit (Section 4.3).

3. Arrangements before the sitting

[ ] Ask for any access support at least 10 working days before the sitting (Section 8.9; airapac.org/standard/access-support/).
[ ] Identity is checked at the start (Section 9.1).
[ ] Use only the AI provided inside the assessment (Section 9.2).

4. What a candidate is entitled to

[ ] Where an institution commissions the assessment, a student may decline it with no academic penalty. The one exception is a course rule published before the student enrolled in the course. Even then the institution must offer another route to the same grade. A Campus result is never a condition of graduation (Section 13.4).
[ ] Every candidate receives the full report (Section 12.5).
[ ] The credential belongs to the holder (Section 14.4).
[ ] After a Not Certified outcome, a candidate may sit again at least 30 days later, on a different set of scenarios (Section 9.4).

What this does not claim. AIR APAC does not claim that this list, practice or a course raises the chance of certifying. It does not claim that any of them shows that a person is ready (Section 20.2).

AIR APAC publishes the standard for judgment in AI-enabled work, certifies people against it through its official instrument, and stands behind every result.

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