RACGP fellowship candidates threaten to sue college over exam failure
They want to be compensated for lost earnings
This story has been corrected Nov 12th: see footnote
A group of candidates who sat last month’s botched KFP exam is threatening the RACGP with legal action.
The trainees have refused to identify themselves or say how many are involved, but it is understood they represent a small handful of the 1400 candidates affected by the meltdown.
Their six-page letter sent to the college last month claims they suffered “significant harms” including “extreme stress and trauma” when the online, remote KFP assessment was aborted after four hours due to IT issues.
