In-class Testing Support
- In-class Testing Support
- In-class Testing Support Guidelines
- Proctoring Resources
Complete the Proctor Request Form to request proctors for your test. Please keep in mind that busy periods, such as midterms and finals, can delay processing.
Your request will be processed, and we will search for available proctors. We will follow up 3-7 days before your testing day with the proctor(s) we located for your test. This information will include the following:
The proctors will be included in the email thread. Take this time to communicate any testing practices you want to implement for your test, last-minute changes (e.g. location), and any other information that will be crucial to your test session.
The proctors will arrive 15 minutes before the start of the test to meet you. They will be wearing blue TTC shirts and name tags so you and your team can easily recognize them.
Use this time to reiterate the testing practices you would like to follow. Please feel free to ask them for any proctoring tips and best practices, we're happy to help.
Once all of the tests are collected, the proctors are dismissed. Should the test session extend past the scheduled end time, please confirm with the proctor(s) if they may extend their shift as they may have a class or other commitment afterwards.
Should this occur, please let us know so we may update our records and timesheets.
Leave us a review! We want to know how we can improve our Proctor Pool Program and want your honest feedback. Whether it is to recognize a fellow proctor, address an issue that arose during your test session, areas for improvement, or general comments and concerns, we want to hear from you.
Proctors are not trained to grade tests or any other task outside of observing the testing environment. Any requests outside of proctoring falls under the instructional team's responsibility.
If you suspect a student has accessed unauthorized resources during your test, report it to the Academic Integrity Office. Read more on how to file an integrity violation.