Four over five - high success rate in the KP exam
At the 2016 Federal Examination for Communication Planners, four candidates out of a total of 72 achieved an outstanding grade point average of over 5.0.
This spring, 72 candidates from all over Switzerland made the journey to Zurich and Biel for the federal communication planner exams. For 82 percent from German-speaking Switzerland and 66 percent from French-speaking Switzerland, the great effort they invested was more than worth it! They passed the professional examination, proving that they have mastered the three main subjects of communication planning, media and production. In the written examination for these subjects, the candidates were allowed to bring and use a federal folder with specialist documents for the first time in 2016. This help had no direct impact on the results, at least this year. Many candidates soon realized that valuable exam time was lost when leafing through the folder.
Four graduates from German-speaking Switzerland shone this year with an average grade of over 5.0. The best result in Switzerland was achieved by Nadine Kradolfer from Spiez with a strong final grade of 5.3, followed by Sara Hübscher (Zug) and Anja Roy (Schlierbach) in second place with a grade of 5.2. Dino Amantea from Baden also made it onto the podium with a score of 5.1. In French-speaking Switzerland, Diego Mediano from Lausanne achieved the best result with an average grade of 4.9. This means that a new, highly motivated cohort of professional practitioners is entering the varied and exciting world of commercial communication. The coveted professional certificates will be awarded on June 24 in Bern by the Chairman of the Examination Board, Urs Schneider.
You can find all successful candidates in this PDF.
