Hi Rachel

 

We are 10 working days as well but I control the lead-in time via our online testing request system so I can set it for whatever I want to react to issues…I don’t think less than 10 is manageable purely because of the time and resources it takes to put access arrangements in place and my inability to magic an invigilator out of thin air J

 

Kind regards

 

 

 

Hi All,

 

Apologies for this when we’re all up to our eyes but if you’re able to give me a bit of info that would be great.  We offer Edexcel FS and currently request 10 working days’ notice for an online exam, I’m being heavily pushed to reduce this. So please could you tell me how many days’ notice you request, and if you do work to less than 10 working days, how many days’ notice do you request, does it work well, how to you balance that amongst other duties/priorities etc.

 

Many Thanks

Rachel

 

Rachel Bothamley
Examinations Manager| Lincoln College
Examinations Team
Tel: 01522 876252 
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