Serving It Right Certificate
 

Has anyone done the exam lately?

If so, is it hard, and am I able to go from tab to tab to find the answer during the exam or will they block you from doing so?

What should I expect? Are questions straight forward?

I just don't want to pay an additional $10 to re-write the exam (on top of the initial $35) if I don't hit the 80% mark lol

Thanks

Wrong subsection my friend

Oops I thought I clicked the Food & Fine Dining one lol

If a mod can help me move it, that would be great

I took my SIR last year, it's not too difficult
Just make sure to take your time and read through everything and you'll be good to go. It's like taking the written test for a Learner's

IIRC there were some questions about licensing in BC, BAC level, common sense (e.g. what to do under particular circumstances), and I forgot the rest lol

You're allowed to switch among tabs during the actual test, but you're probably not gonna be able to find the answer on Google (hard to find)
I remember being stuck on one question that I completely forgot the answer to and tried searching for it, but to no avail haha

I remember taking it a few years ago and I had two computers open haha. Most of the questions are pretty straight forward though.

it's not hard at all, multiple choice.
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freaking easy

Went straight to the test, god 80 percent if I remember correctly
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I completed the SIR exam with my girlfriend, it's honestly pretty easy.

A few of the questions CAN be a little technical but you've got the whole internet at your disposal.

You can also return to the exam at ANY time. Easiest thing to do is to open up google, and search specifically on the serving it right website for keywords from the question... ex)

Go to google and type...

"site:Serving It Right - Home [insert keywords here]"

Good luck.

75% is common sense, eassy as fuck

did it in 20 mins did not study just googled