Practice questions
A full bank of MCQs aligned to PSRAS and PACE Code C, with unlimited attempts. Timed mode and by-topic practice.
Features
What you get on PSR Train
I built this for trainee reps: timed MCQs, CIT-style scenarios, syllabus modules, and stats that show where you lose marks. Preparation only, not accreditation.
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Also try: Custody Note — structured PACE attendance notes for Windows and Mac.
Question of the day
Free daily Code C MCQ — no sign-in. Deterministic by Europe/London date with provision and explanation.
Study planner
Schedule revision to your PSRAS target date; missed sessions reschedule; progress stays in your browser.
Code C flashcards
Curated flashcards with simple spaced repetition stored locally, plus reset.
Learning modules
Structured modules on custody, disclosure, rights, and interview practice.
Critical incidents
Scenario-based practice for the CIT. Identify issues and make decisions.
Progress tracking
Track your scores, weak areas, and improvement over time.
Certificates
Completion certificates for modules and milestones. Training evidence only; they do not confer PSRAS accreditation.
What you study on PSR Train
Here is what I put on the platform for PSRAS prep: modules, questions, scenarios and tracking. It supports study only. It does not replace the official assessments, firm supervision or accreditation.
Learning modules
Modules follow the syllabus areas I revisit with trainees: PACE 1984 and the Codes of Practice, custody procedure, suspect rights, disclosure and interview advice. Use them to structure revision, and always confirm current requirements with the SRA and your assessment organisation. Nothing here is legal advice or official syllabus text.
Practice questions
The question bank spans core PSRAS topics, with a worked explanation after each question. These are original practice items, not past papers. Timed sets show where you hesitate at exam pace. To try some first without an account, start with the free PSRAS practice questions.
Critical incidents-style practice
Scenarios cover the pressure points I drill before the CIT (disclosure gaps, vulnerability, a push to interview) so you rehearse your method out loud. They prepare you; they are not the official Critical Incidents Test run by the SRA-authorised assessment organisations.
Progress and tracking
Progress stats show your accuracy by topic so you know what to work on next. I use the same weak-topic log with trainees after mocks. Tracking is for your study plan only, not formal accreditation.
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