• There is to be NO talking to others taking the exam.

• The exam is multiple choice and you must choose ONE answer per question

• Proctors will NOT be answering your questions about the exam content.

• Do not turn over exam until directed to do so.

• Because the exam will be marked by computer, it is necessary to use the pencil provided to fill in the answer sheet. If an answer needs to be erased, erase it completely.

• When a restroom break is needed, raise your hand, to get the proctor’s attention.

You will be escorted to the restroom.

• An announcement will be made at half time.

 

*Important regulations for ESL (English as Second Language), use of interpreters and language dictionaries

 

• If English is your second language (ESL) you may opt to take the exam in the ESL room where Interpreters and Dictionaries are allowed. Anyone who needs to use a dictionary or interpreter to write the exam writes the exam in an ESL room separate from the English-speaking people. You are given five hours instead of three to write the exam.

• If you are planning on using a dictionary or electronic translator it must be registered and approved by AICI in advance.

• If you are planning on sharing a translator with another person, this must be approved ahead of time by AICI and will depend upon space availability in order to keep the room as quiet as possible for others. Depending upon the size of the rooms, an interpreter can work with about two to three people at a time before they become a disruption to the others in the ESL room.

• Interpreters can be AICI members, however an interpreter must not influence the test takers in any way. If he/she is seen to having influenced the exam results, the interpreter will be investigated by the Ethics Committee.

• If there is a large number of people who speak the same language, an attempt to provide a separate room with proctors will be made so that the interpreter can speak to the whole group at the same time. It is based upon space availability.

• The proctor will come to you to collect the exam and the answer sheet.

• Scratch paper (containing rough notes) is to be handed in at completion of test.

• Collect your satchels and materials from the back of the room.

• When finished, please DO NOT discuss the content of the exam with anyone else at any time.

• AICI does not provide interpreters. It is up to the test taker to find his/her own interpreter.

• Interpreters can be AICI members who have passed the FLC Exam, however an interpreter must not influence the test takers in any way. If he/she is seen to having influenced the exam results, the interpreter will be investigated by the Ethics Committee.

 

• Put your hand up to indicate to a proctor that you have finished.

• The proctor will come to you to collect the exam and the answer sheet.

• Scratch paper (containing rough notes) is to be handed in at completion of test.

• Collect your satchels and materials from the back of the room.

• When finished, please DO NOT discuss the content of the exam with anyone else at any time.

• AICI does not provide interpreters. It is up to the test taker to find his/her own interpreter.

• Interpreters can be AICI members who have passed the FLC Exam, however an interpreter must not influence the test takers in any way. If he/she is seen to having influenced the exam results, the interpreter will be investigated by the Ethics Committee.

 

• Put your hand up to indicate to a proctor that you have finished.

• The proctor will come to you to collect the exam and the answer sheet.

• Scratch paper (containing rough notes) is to be handed in at completion of test.

• Collect your satchels and materials from the back of the room.

• When finished, please DO NOT discuss the content of the exam with anyone else at any time.

• AICI does not provide interpreters. It is up to the test taker to find his/her own interpreter.

• Interpreters can be AICI members who have passed the FLC Exam, however an interpreter must not influence the test takers in any way. If he/she is seen to having influenced the exam results, the interpreter will be investigated by the Ethics Committee.

 

• Put your hand up to indicate to a proctor that you have finished.

• The proctor will come to you to collect the exam and the answer sheet.

• Scratch paper (containing rough notes) is to be handed in at completion of test.

• Collect your satchels and materials from the back of the room.

• When finished, please DO NOT discuss the content of the exam with anyone else at any time.