On-Line
Contest
Administration Guidelines
Login page for review tests and 2019 Contest
Written Instructions for Using Test Site (illustrated)
Webinar on using the test site (2/2/2019)
How teachers use test site (video)
Online Test Proctor Instructions
How to Activate the Online Contest (video)
How to download student log in and password info from store (video)
Online Contest Troubleshooting: for more immediate assistance, please check here for a list of the most most common queries and their solutions.
General information:
- We strongly urge you to have your students try the practice test BEFORE doing the 2019 Contest to familiarize themselves with the testing and to make sure that their device is compatiable.
- Be sure to activate the 2019 Contest before students test
- Teachers MAY proctor their own students.
- Students in a level may test at different times. Students in different levels may test in the same room.
- A make-up Contest is not permitted.
- On-line testing is set-up for testing over more than one testing period: you may chose to do Part A one day and Part B a second day. Total time required is 60 minutes. Part A is from 15-25 minutes; Part B is 35-45 minutes (the remainder of 60 minutes)
Login and passwords are sent via email.
On-line testing FAQ | Web browser trouble
2019 Contest restrictions
Students may access review tests an unlimited number of times.
For the 2019 Contest, student have two attempts available to them.
- If students leave the test screen (for example, if they click on the screen or type in the address bar to go to a different website), they may not be able to re-access that part Contest.
- If students take too long and run out of time, they will not be able to re-access this part of the Contest.
Interrupted Contest
If there are technical problems such as a power failure, internet interruptions that affect an entire class or verifiable problems with the device the student is using, we will be able to re-set the student.
Please contact
director@frenchcontest.org for assistance.
All requests must be documented in writing.
No phone calls will be accepted.
updated 2/2019