Welcome to your Assessments and Examination Section. Bellow you'll find information on how everything works in terms of exams and assessment administration and what you should expect. 

This document that you see above this is the Term 2 Examination Schedule for Initia Nova Academy for Term 2, 2026. More information may be released closer to the date(s), but we think it'd be best for you to familiarize yourself with everything so that nothing comes as a suprize to you should things change. 

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Exam and Assessment Administering

AutoProctor (Our Dedicated Exam Proctoring System) + Assessment Administering 

Examination and Assessment Overview

To ensure academic integrity while providing a flexible testing environment, our school utilizes a hybrid assessment model. Depending on the nature of the course, students will encounter either AutoProctor-monitored digital exams or traditional paper-back assessments.

1. Digital Assessments via AutoProctor

For our online and hybrid modules, we use AutoProctor to maintain a secure and fair testing environment. This tool integrates with our testing platforms to monitor activity during the exam.

What to Expect:

• Proctoring Features: The system may monitor your screen, camera, and microphone. It tracks "noise" levels and "switching tabs" to ensure focus remains on the assessment.

• Trust Score: After completing your test, the system generates a Trust Score based on your adherence to the rules.

• Setup Requirements: You will need a stable internet connection, a working webcam, and a quiet, well-lit environment.

Pro Tip: Ensure you close all background applications and browser tabs before starting an AutoProctor session to avoid accidental flags.

2. Traditional Paper-Back Assessments

For specific practical subjects and formal end-of-term finals, we continue to utilize traditional paper-back assessments conducted in a controlled, physical setting.

What to Expect:

• Venue-Based: These exams are held on-campus in designated examination halls.

• Material Requirements: Students are responsible for bringing their own stationary (pens, pencils, rulers) and any approved specialized tools (e.g., non-programmable calculators).

• Supervision: Invigilators will be present to manage the distribution of papers and monitor the room throughout the session.

Student Preparation Checklist

Regardless of the format, success starts with being prepared. Please ensure you:

• [ ] Verify the Format: Check your course syllabus or student portal to see if your upcoming test is digital (AutoProctor) or paper-back.

• [ ] Check Your Hardware: If using AutoProctor, run a system check 24 hours before the exam.

• [ ] Review the Code of Conduct: All assessments, regardless of delivery method, are governed by the school's Academic Integrity Policy.

• [ ] Arrive/Log-in Early: Aim to be ready at least 15 minutes before the scheduled start time to resolve any last-minute technical or logistical issues.