How to Pass Delta Paperback – 5 Mar. 2014

This is the perfect companion if you want to embark on a Delta. It helps you to understand exactly how to pass the Delta.

Nicely organised. Good examples and contrast of do’s and don’ts. Kept me awake and couldn’t stop reading. Very good tips.

This is a really useful book for anyone thinking about doing the Delta. It's well written and just gets straight to the point, through reading this I now know a lot more about what I should do to complete the course and what will be expected from me by the tutors.

Waste of time to buy this - it gives nothing of value that you already have from Cambridge. Avoid - in fact one star, really - let me just change that now!!

Useful tips, easy to read and apply.It provides a clear overview of what is required in order to achieve good results.

A starting point but quite superficial so works towards a pass. I was disappointed because I got this much from Cambridge. References are quite old.

There is a lot in this book that we must know when taking the Delta.

Honestly I'd want to give the book zero stars... The book gives nothing more than a Delta Handbook infact the handbook gives much more insight. And for the price.. It's an utter waste. Please don't buy. The internet n Delta Handbook are available for free use them rather than wasting money on this book.

I wish Damian Williams had written this book before I did my module 1 exam. My life would have been much easier!The book offers useful and straight-to-the-point advice for candidates. What I liked most were the practice tasks. They guide you in the process of prioritizing what Cambridge wants.I'm sure this book will help me a lot in the pursuit of the other modules.

l'ho comprato per la mia ragazza che ha frequentato il corso DELTA e l'ha trovato molto utile. Il corso richiede lavoro intenso e questo libro aiuta a focalizzare lo sforzo per passare i tre moduli 1, 2 e 3 del corso.

The book is a good overview on the three DELTA Modules. Very clear and easy to follow, it guides trainees in the complicated world of the exams for the three modules. Written by trainees who then bacame trainers (and perhaps even examiners), the book provides all possible details and useful tips on how to face the exams. All parts of the tests are well explained with some practical work and suggested answers. However, it offers slightly less than what is available from the DELTA Chief Examiner's report available for free online.For example, it doesn't give a fulll picture of how the candidate should or should not answer based on the DELTA requirements. This is an ideal tool for trainees who are attending a DELTA course and want to have a good summary of what they are studying.