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For example, a French teacher cannot invigilate any written French exams (written exams include listening and reading, as well as writing papers) .  \n• A senior member of the teaching staff who has had overall responsibility for the candidates’preparation for the exam (eg the Head of MFL) cannot act as an invigilator or be present in the room for any written MFL exams.  \n• Teachers can act as an invigilator for another subject. For example, a French teacher who has no responsibility for preparation of candidates for Spanish could act as an invigilator for Spanish (as long as they are not Head of MFL) .  \n• A subject teacher cannot be present in the exam room for any written exams for the subject they teach. For example, a Spanish teacher cannot be present in the exam room for any written Spanish exams (written exams include Listening and Reading, as well as the Writing paper) .  \nFailure to comply with the above requirements constitutes malpractice.  \nUse of computers  \nWhere students wish to use a laptop or PC to complete an MFL exam, they may have a card in the exam with a list of keyboard shortcuts for accents and special characters etc. Schools/colleges must ensure that no other information is printed or written on the card and that the student has no access to any network or to the internet via the laptop/PC. Alternatively, students can add accents/special characters in pen to their printed response once they have completed the exam. We recommend the first option, since adding the accents/special character after printing (rather than at the time of writing, using keyboard shortcuts) tends to lead to more errors andomissions. If students do choose to add the accents in pen after printing this must be done within the time limit of the exam and not after the time allowed for the exam has passed.  \nPaper 1 (7637/1, 7672/1, 7682/1, 7687/1): Reading and writing Requirements  \n1 Materials required:  \n• question and answer booklets, including any inserts  \n• a copy of these instructions.  \nThe following items are classed as unauthorised material and must not be brought into the exam room:  \n• text books  \n• research notes  \n• pictures  \n• music  \n• dictionaries.  \nConduct of the exam  \n2 Before the test begins, candidates should each be given the question paper and answer booklet, including any inserts, and be asked to complete the details on the front cover.  \n3 Candidates should be made aware of the instructions and information printed on the front cover of the question and answer booklet. Candidates must not open the question and answer booklet until they have read these instructions and the invigilator has answered any queries. Candidates’attention should be drawn to the weighting of the sections and the allocation of marks to each question. They should be reminded that they should allocate their time appropriately and that they may answer the questions/sections in any order. They should also be reminded that they must use black ink or black ballpoint pen to write their answers and that they must write th","cbCaigGbME4gCwiX","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaigGbME4gCwiX","pdf",189348,11,"English","# Invigilation rules\n# Use of computers\n# Paper 1: Reading and writing Requirements\n## Materials required\n## Conduct of the exam\n# Paper 2: Writing Requirements\n## Materials required\n## Conduct of the exam","[{\"question\":\"Which A-level Modern foreign language exams do these instructions apply to for Summer 2025?\",\"answer\":\"They apply to A-level Bengali (7637/1, 7637/2, 7637/3), A-level Modern Hebrew (7672/1, 7672/2, 7672/3), A-level Panjabi (7682/1, 7682/2, 7682/3), and A-level Polish (7687/1, 7687/2, 7687/3).\"},{\"question\":\"What are the key invigilation restrictions for written MFL exams?\",\"answer\":\"Teachers of the subject cannot invigilate the written exams in that subject. 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