02Facilities
The Centre’s facilities are organised to support security, candidate comfort and continuity throughout the examination process.
Room 6 · separate entrance
A dedicated room with numbered sound-isolated booths, individual computer and headset workstations, and a separate administrator position. The photographs show the entrance, booth layout and working areas from complementary angles.
Computer classroom
Individual laptop and headset workstations are supported by a teacher station, display panel and classroom board. The room is suitable for supervised listening, reading, writing and speaking components.
French Centre · separate entrance
The separate entrance leads to flexible rooms with movable tables, classroom equipment and space for candidate registration, individual interviews or small-group sessions.
Lower-ground floor
A group of separate classrooms with vaulted ceilings, teaching furniture and visible supply-and-extract ventilation. The set documents different rooms and seating configurations rather than repeating a single space.
Candidate route
The candidate route connects the reception point, waiting areas, corridors and examination rooms. A step-free internal route is shown separately so that arrival and circulation can be understood in sequence.
Location and arrival
The Centre is located in the Institute of Philology building within the University environment. The photographs show the approach, the façade and the entrance used along the candidate arrival route.
The premises shown are potential spaces identified during a preliminary review. Final layouts, capacities and technical specifications remain subject to the requirements of each examination provider.
Examination rooms are equipped with individual workstations and physical partitions designed to protect privacy and support focused testing.
A separate check-in area supports identity-document verification. Lockable individual storage is provided for candidates’ personal belongings.
Examination rooms and the registration area are covered by high-definition video monitoring designed to support continuous observation and recording.
Uninterruptible power supplies and backup generation support continuity of computer-based testing during power interruptions.
Protected high-speed connectivity, modern computers, specialised examination software, quality listening headsets and ergonomic workstations support each session.
The Centre provides step-free access routes and accessibility measures for candidates with reduced mobility, including ramps, lifts where available and accessible restroom facilities.