A number of calls made to exams commission over 'muffled' sound during Leaving Cert French exam

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'No student should be disadvantaged by an issue such as this,' an ASTI spokesperson said.

Image: Leah Farrell Image: Leah Farrell THE STATE EXAMINATIONS Commission has moved to reassure Leaving Cert. students that concerns over poor audio quality during the French aural exam would be addressed.

However, some students reported that the audio was muffled and overpowered the conversations they were being examined on. “If some irregular technical occurrence during an aural session which has impacted on the candidate’s performance has occurred, the SEC has procedures in place to ensure that candidates are not disadvantaged.”

“But as the tape progressed and got louder, the static noise overpowered the French conversation completely and there was muffled noises coming from the tape and we couldn’t hear the tape at all.”

 

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