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Test centre tour

Pearson VUE test centres share much the same layout and features.

	When you enter the test centre, the first thing you see will be the front desk (pictured left) where you must present your photographic identification document. The check-in agent will tell you what to do next: whether to wait in the seating area near the check-in desk, or to head straight for one of the numbered computer terminals in the next room.
	You will be asked to leave any personal items in the lockers beside the seating area (pictured left). You are not allowed to take anything into the test room; no bags, papers, books, stationary, food, water, mobile phones, palm pilots, pagers, etc...
	When your test time is imminent, you will be asked to go through the door to the test room (pictured left), where you will have a numbered desk with a computer terminal (plus a Casio FX-83ES scientific calculator, one portable whiteboard, and a whiteboard pen).
	There is an invigilation desk in the testing room (pictured left), from which the invigilator has a clear line of sight to every desk and every computer. Your computer will only run the exam for which you are registered. There is also a soundproofed room (not pictured) in which a candidate with a disability (a visual or manual impairment) can sit the test with the help of an amanuensis who reads out the questions and types in the answers.

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