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Hi all,
I'm studying with Open University (Australia) and have to sit an exam on the 1st of december. I desperately need someone to invigilate (supervise) my exam. This can be anyone who has any sort of public position ie teacher, doctor, etc.
If you can help me out, please let me know.
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answered about 3 months ago by Steve
If you are doing this through any Oz university, the embassy should be able to invigilate your examination.
answered about 3 months ago by Zozza
Thanks Steve, I tried to call the number on the website and its disconnected! Would you believe?
answered about 3 months ago by hinotori
Try 38317755, that's the embassy trunkline. Look for either the Consular or Cultural Section.
answered about 3 months ago by hanoimonkey
Or just go to the embassy and speak to the Australia Education International office on the ground floor. I have had them supervise an exam for me before.
Ta hanoimonkey that is a good plan but i'm not in Vietnam yet.. and i need an invigilator by friday...
answered about 3 months ago by Khumbu
Interestingly, I was just researching this myself. You can contact this person: Diep.Nguyen@aei.gov.au I got an email from her two days ago, so address should work fine. Exams are held at the embassy.
And here is the relevant part of the message: dear [Khumbu] AEI has exam supervision services provided to Australian universities You can ask your institution contact us directly since we do not work with individual or candidate In case you were informed by your university to sit for the test at the Embassy, then just come to the embassy on the date of exam Hope this answers your question best regards Diep
answered about 3 months ago by AnhChep
Thanks for making me relive SAT verbal preparation decades ago. I had to google the word "invigilator" :P
Thanks Khumbu, I'll pass that on to my University and hopefully they'll do the relevant paperwork.
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