Instructions for conducting examinations
1 Introduction Importance of these Instructions These Instructions have been produced to enable all centres to administer examinations consistently and securely so that the integrity of the assessment process can be maintained. Failure to adhere to these Instructions could adversely affect candidates, either at a local level within the centre or potentially, in the event of a breach …
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