CII exams delayed as IT upgrade takes services offline

IT systems offline for next two weekends

Jenna Brown
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The Chartered Insurance Institute (CII) will go offline for the next two weekends (1-2 and 6-7 February) for IT upgrades meaning examinations on those dates will be delayed.

A notice on the organisation's website warns member access to its website, along with the Personal Finance Society's website, remote exams and access to RevisionMate will be either unavailable or limited on those dates. Purchases will also be suspended during the outage, the notice states. It said the IT systems work was needed to "better support members and learners". The CII said: "We have spoken to all those who have booked to sit an exam on these days to advise them of what action they need to take. We apologise for any inconvenience caused." Previous tech headaches Back in 2...

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