Module exams are usually held on the third Saturday in March and the second Saturday in November. Upcoming dates are: 12th November 2022 Module Exams - A chance to test your knowledge on all aspects of apiculture. The Modules are written examinations with each paper taking 100 mins (1h 40mins). You can take up to 2 modules in each session. There are seven modules to be studied.  Example answer sheets for some of the Modules are available to guide candidates on the level of detail required in the examination. FAQ for Module Exams in 2021  Example Answer sheet (Module 1)     Example Answer sheet (Module 2)   Example Answer sheet  (Module 3) Online module demos Have a go at the online modules and gain familiarity with the software. Module 1 https://bbka.inspera.com/player/?assessmentRunId=92922780&context=exam Module 2 https://bbka.inspera.com/player/?assessmentRunId=92905678&context=ex...

Module Examinations Online BBKA Examinations Board Module examinations 12th November 2022 The next module examination date is 12th November 2022, applications must be submitted online before 29th September 2022. When completing the application form, you will need to select your preference for online or in person at a local venue. Both formats of the exam the same exam and will be run at the same time. How to get an application form Contact your local association Education Secretary and they will email you a unique link to the online application form, the link can only be used once so please make sure you have all the information ready before starting the application. During the application process you will be asked to pay the examination fees via credit or debit card. Is the Online examination any different from the written paper? The online examination follows the exact layout and questions of the written paper, however there are nuances to navigating through the...

Introduction to the Examinations Board The BBKA Examinations System provides a range of practical assessments and written examinations to members culminating in the Master Beekeeping Certificate.  The Examinations Board operates independently of the Executive Committee and maintains the quality and standards of the examination system.   There are 9 elected members of the Board with voting rights These are expected to have attained the Master Beekeeper Certificate of the BBKA Examination System There are also 4 officers on the Board, the Examinations Board Secretary, the Moderator and two assistant moderators without voting rights. Each Area Association has a local Examinations Secretary who co-ordinates exam entries and organises the Basic Assessments and the venue and invigilator for the module examinations. The Examination Board meets formally four times each year.  The Board considers issues of budget, examination and assessment management, syllabus revisions ...

BeeBase page: Bees and the Law  2019 Brexit - the 'No Deal' Plan 2015 Honey Regulations  There are laws regarding the composition and labelling of honey for sale. If you are selling your honey you need to familiarise yourself with the following: Honey Regulations and the Honey Directive Food Labelling Regulations Food and Environmental Protection Legislation Food Safety Legislation Veterinary Medicines Legislation A guide to honey labelling requirements for producers Food Standards: Labelling & Composition - Honey 1980 The Bees Act  2006 Bee Diseases and Pests (England) Control Order  2010 Bee Diseases and Pests Control (England) (Amendment) Order  These Orders empower the Agriculture Departments of Great Britain to take measures to control American Foul Brood (AFB) and European Foul Brood (EFB), both of which are serious bacterial infections of brood and measures against the Small Hive Beetle (Aethina tumida), and Tropilaela...