Multiple-choice practice covering all 91 topics of the PMI Award in Pension Trusteeship, with a worked explanation for every answer. Start with trust law free, and no card is required.
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The platform is built around retrieval practice: what the published research finds works, and what works in front of the examiner.
PMI publishes its assessment criteria across seven learning outcomes. We have broken those into 91 topics, grouped into 5 modules and 22 units, so you can work through the syllabus in order rather than dipping in at random.
The APT pass mark is 75%, which is 45 marks out of 60. That is higher than most Level 3 multiple-choice exams, so practising against a 70% threshold will leave you short.
The real paper gives you about 90 seconds a question. Short, frequent practice sessions are the most practical way to build that pace before exam day.
Questions you get wrong come back sooner, so your revision concentrates on the topics you have not yet mastered instead of the ones you already know.
You're answering real questions before you finish reading this page. No content gating and no pre-assessment funnel.
Unit 1.1, The Trust and Its Creation, is free to practise. Create an account so your progress is tracked, with no payment details needed.
Five modules cover trust law, pensions law and regulation, investment, funding and benefits, and scheme documentation and governance. The grouping is ours, and the assessment criteria underneath it come from the published PMI specification.
Your dashboard shows mastery by module, unit and topic, so you can see which parts of the syllabus still need work before you book a sitting.
Decades of cognitive-science research find that retrieval practice (answering questions you might get wrong) produces more durable learning than re-reading or highlighting. We built a question bank disciplined enough to use it.
Mapped to the published syllabus, weighted to match recent examiner reports, reviewed each session.
You've read enough about it. The fastest way to find out if this works for you is to answer one.