What happens if an apprentice falconry applicant fails the exam?

If an apprentice falconry applicant fails the exam, they can retake the exam after a certain period of time. This allows candidates to review and strengthen their knowledge based on the areas where they may have struggled, providing a second opportunity to demonstrate their understanding of falconry principles, regulations, and practices. This retake policy encourages continuous learning and improvement, ensuring that aspiring falconers have a solid foundation before they begin their practical experience.

The other options imply more severe consequences, such as prohibiting applicants from applying for a license or requiring them to start the entire application process over again, which are not standard policies in most falconry programs. This retake option aligns with the educational objective of equipping applicants with the necessary skills and knowledge to participate responsibly in falconry.