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Seems like these questions were written by AI or someone that has little or no familiarity with the trade. The materials just look like someone wrote a prompt and sold the output as a 'book'. Not happy.
Content is appropriate and sufficient. Customer satisfaction, delivery, and communication were all excellent. Thank you!
For something that is supposed to be from skilled trades. To accurately prepare for the CFQ exam. This is not it.
Question are worded like AI made it. Answer are questionable and some are wrong. No proper explanation or code references to learn from.
It's not worth waisting your time on. The CSA program is around the same price and has better test prep.
I'm trying to get a refund on this.
PDF Version of Red Seal Exam Questions Answer Key renders formulas in unreadable LaTex configuration... useless
Wrong answers, grammar mistakes, AI generated slop. Don't waste your money.
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