CPC Exam Past Papers
Are you Preparing to sit your CPC exams? We have collated a wealth of case study papers from OCR & SEGA. You can download these papers to help your studies. CILT do not release past exam papers but you can access their pre-released case study scenarios.
If you want to pass your CPC exams, enrol in one of our highly successful CPC courses.
MDR also offers a full multiple-choice practice exam suite. Click below to access the portal.
Transport Manager CPC Case Study exam
Are you studying the Transport Manager CPC? Looking to practice the case study exam? You can download the last five years’ OCR CPC past papers and a selection SEGA past papers. Each case study contains the case study scenario, the question paper, and the associated examiner’s report (if available).
These past exam papers will help you prepare to sit your CPC exams. You should replicate the exam setting as much as possible when attempting these papers.
Remember, you can use your course material for reference! The examiner’s report will provide insight into the pitfalls and common mistakes made on the papers, as well as dissecting the questions, helping you hone your knowledge ready for the CPC case study exam.
If you are studying towards the CPC exams, you can learn more about our range of Transport Manager CPC courses.
You can download the case study, question papers and examiner’s report for all OCR CPC past papers dating back to 2017.
Remember that figures and rules may have changed since these papers were released. These papers are still a great resource for practising costings and scheduling questions.
Those currently studying with us remember the e-learning postal contains many more practice papers and exercises, and your tutor is there to review each submission you make. Click here if you are looking for CPC multi-choice practice papers.
For more information on our tutor-supported CPC home learning package, click here. If you would like more information on the portal or would like a trial session to see how it would benefit you, call 01530 834 554.
CILT Pre-Released Case Study Scenarios
CILT do not release their past exam papers. They do, however, release the case study scenarios. You can download all five for both road haulage and passenger transport below. These are included in our course material they are also examined in depth in our case study exam revision sessions.
CILT Passenger Transport Papers
SEGA Past Case Study Papers
Below is a selection of SEGA's past case study papers with their corresponding examiner’s reports. (We no longer offer the Skills and Education Group exams because we moved to CILT). The examiners’ reports give you an insight into how well the papers were answered and the pitfalls of that particular exam. You are allowed 2 hours 15 minutes to complete each paper. You can use any notes you have to answer the questions.
OCR CPC past papers for Road Haulage
OCR CPC past papers for Passenger Transport
Getting to grips with the CPC qualifications multiple choice and case study exams is hard. MDR Training offers a range of courses to help students qualify. You can attend an online course, guided by a tutor which is held over five weeks or if you prefer “hands on” learning then an intensive classroom course would be a better option. If you cannot commit to specific training days, our distance learning course offers flexibility to study when it suits you, with the structure and support of a tutor. Finally, you can study by using our home study course material, which contains a range of multiple choice and case study exercises for you to practice and hone your skills.
Gaining the CPC qualification is tough but with the right support and preparation, it is achievable. If you would like help or advice choosing the best study route for you, call the team on 01530 834 554.
SEG CPC past papers for Road Haulage
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There is no examiners report available for Sept 23
OCR Past Case Study Papers
OCR stopped offering the CPC qualification in 2020. Please use these past papers with caution as the questions and content may be outdated. They are still useful as costing and scheduling exercises.