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Modern Languages
The aim of SQA’s Assessment Arrangements policy is to make adjustments for disabled candidates when they are placed at a substantial disadvantage in relation to the published assessment arrangements. An example of this in practice is allowing the use of a Live Presentation in Modern Languages.
The following guidance shows how suitable assessment arrangements can help a hearing impaired candidate access Modern Languages Qualifications.
- Arrangements in Modern Languages listening for candidate with Hearing Impairments (20 KB)
- Frequently asked questions on the use of a scribe in the assessment of Writing in Modern Languages (20 KB)
- Higher Case Study (55 KB)
Contact Information
- Assessment Arrangements
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- Quality Assurance (193 KB)
- Assessment Arrangements Guide for Candidates (39 KB)
- Assessment Arrangements Guide for Parents (64 KB)
