Examination papers Sample Clauses

Examination papers. The Examinations Office will notify schools and departments of the examinations that they are expecting to take place in each assessment period. The Examinations Office will run a session for staff in the Support Centres, HBS Programme Administration and ISLI Programme Administration on paper formatting. The Examinations Office will also provide supporting documentation for this process. The Examinations Office will receive papers from the Support Centres, HBS Programme Administration and ISLI Programme Administration for each examination period by the dates nominated within the dates document. The Examinations Office will arrange printing of papers for in-person examinations. Once printed, these papers will be sorted by the Examinations Office and delivered to the relevant venues. The Examinations Office will add cover sheets to papers for online examinations before returning these to the Support Centre by the date nominated within the dates document. Main point of contact: Exams Manager (Operations) Dependencies and mutual responsibilities:  School Exams Officers are expected to delegate to relevant academic staff the task of producing examination papers suitable for the examining the assessable learning outcomes of the module.  School Exams Officers are expected to organise internal scrutiny of their papers and to allow their External Examiners with the opportunity to provide feedback on the papers.  Support Centres, HBS Programme Administration and ISLI Programme Administration are responsible for monitoring and tracking of papers submitted to them and highlighting and following up with Schools where papers are missing.  Support Centres, HBS Programme Administration and ISLI Programme Administration are responsible for the formatting of examination papers according to the guidance.  Where in-person examination papers are not returned by the relevant deadline the school or department may have to bear a cost for the printing and sorting of their papers, and accepts the risks necessitated by not affording the Examinations Office sufficient time to conduct their normal checks on in-person papers.  Where online examination papers are not returned by the relevant deadline the school or department accepts the risk necessitated by not affording the Examinations Office sufficient time to conduct their normal checks on online papers.  The Examinations Office will contact Creative & Print Services in good time to arrange printing of in-person examination p...
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Examination papers. The RSGB will produce examination papers as required by a published examination timetable, or on request, as the case may be. Examination Conduct The RSGB will publish Rules of Conduct for the examinations that ensure that appropriate amateur radio examination standards are adhered to by RSGB staff, RSGB volunteers and examination candidates. The RSGB will maintain a register of examination venues, examination secretaries, invigilators and registered assessors who will provide examination services. The RSGB will have the reasonable authority to decline to register, or to withdraw registration, from any person or venue as the circumstances dictate. The RSGB will ensure that appropriate arrangements are made such that candidates with disability or situations that might inhibit their ability to attend a recognised examination venue are able to take examinations. The RSGB will ensure that disabled candidates are not disadvantaged by these arrangements. The RSGB will publish procedures for examination question challenges, irregular examination conduct and appeals against decisions. In the event of a complaint against any RSGB staff member, or RSGB examination volunteer, standard RSGB disciplinary procedures will be used.
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