Exam Information

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Enrollers' Handbook

Welcome to the AMEB WA Enrollers’ Handbook! This comprehensive guide is designed to assist enrollers in navigating the steps and responsibilities associated with enrolling your candidates in AMEB examinations.

Enrollers accept all policies, terms and conditions outlined in this Handbook upon enrolment; so whether you're a seasoned enroller or new to the world of AMEB examinations, this handbook is a valuable resource that will help you effectively carry out your enroller responsibilities and meaningfully contribute to the success of your candidates.

Attending an Exam

For a full review of policies and procedures for attending an examination, please refer to the Enrollers’ Handbook.

Here at the AMEB, we want every candidate to have the best experience. To help prepare for your exam, we've created a helpful list to help guide you! 

AMEB Exam Checklist

  • Preparing for an examination
  • Practice sessions
  • Care and supervision of candidates
  • Attendance at practical examinations
  • Pre-examination warm-up/tuning room
  • Photocopies
  • Proof of identification
  • Use of electronic or digital devices or resources
  • Recorded accompaniments
  • Recording examinations

Policies

  • Transfers
  • Medical Transfer Requests
  • General Information
  • Refunds
  • CCTV
  • Appeals

Individual Needs

AMEB WA is committed to providing inclusive and quality examinations for all candidates, including those with disabilities. We aim to provide all candidates with access to the examination process, to allow for the demonstration of skills. AMEB WA provides an environment that is safe, supportive and free from discrimination.

While AMEB WA provides reasonable adjustments tailored to meet their individual needs, all candidates will be assessed against the same examining standards as set out in the Manual of Syllabuses. AMEB WA must be advised of the candidate's special needs at the time of enrolment, or as soon as practicable after that time if a condition becomes apparent or worsens.

Current medical documentation of the candidate's disability/medical condition must be provided to AMEB WA on enrolment, either via an attachment in SCORE or via email to amebwa@uwa.edu.au.

A request for individual needs must be submitted for each examination for which the candidate enrols.

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Frequently asked questions

Parking at AMEB WA Claremont

During weekdays, the Easypark app is required at all UWA carparks. Paid parking is available in the Student and Visitor yellow bays on the corner of Goldsworthy and Princess Roads carpark. 

Parking is free on Melvista Avenue at College Park; a short walk to AMEB Claremont, and all parking is free at UWA campus carparks on the weekend. 

Get in touch

The WA State Office is located on the Claremont campus of The University of Western Australia, on the corner of Princess and Goldsworthy Roads in Claremont. The office is at the eastern end of the stone heritage-listed building. Visitors are asked to park in Car Park 2 (paid parking) accessible from Goldsworthy Road and to please observe and comply with all signage.

Email 

Email queries to 

amebwa@uwa.edu.au

Phone

Contact us during office hours on 

+61 8 6488 3059

Office location

UWA Claremont Campus

Cnr Princess and Goldsworthy Roads, Claremont WA 6010

Open Monday to Friday

9.00am-4.30pm

Mailing address

M421

The University of Western Australia 35 Stirling Highway, Crawley WA 6009

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