If a student fails to complete two or more modules in the training, what status do they achieve?

When a student fails to complete two or more modules in the training, the status they achieve is categorized as "Unqualified." This designation indicates that the student has not met the necessary requirements to qualify in their training program due to incomplete modules, which are essential for demonstrating competency and readiness.

In the testing and training environment, achieving qualification typically depends on the successful completion of all required coursework and modules. Failing to complete two or more of these components signals that the student has not achieved the necessary knowledge or skills required, thus placing them in an unqualified status.

Understanding this classification can help emphasize the importance of completing all modules in training, as any failure can significantly impact the student's ability to progress in their training or future operational duties.