Cambridge Invigilating

Candidates can choose whether to use a pen or a pencil

Invigilators should check that candidates are writing within the lines on the written paper.

Candidates can sit where they like.

Candidates must sign their answer sheet in pen.

A candidate can wear a regular wrist watch during the exam in our centre.

Invigilators can read a book.

Candidates can start chatting as soon as you have the papers in your hand.

You can invigilate a classroom where you have taught a student two years ago.

Candidates are allowed to have their confirmation of entry on their desk.

It is the invigilators responsibility to make sure candidates are filling in their answer sheets during the 10 and 5 minute warnings.

You must close the windows during the listening test.

Candidates can keep their bag and jacket under their desk.

Candidates can have their phones back in the breaks.

A candidate can have a pink metal water bottle.

If there is a noise outside, you should stop the listening.

An invigilator can leave the room for a bathroom break if they call the supervisor first.

It's ok to put a cross on the answer sheet instead of colouring the circle.

If someone under 18 wants to leave the room because they have finished early they can.

Candidates can go to the toilet during the written componenets.