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SoE in Clinical Psychology - Revised Viva Dates

Please be aware of the revised Viva dates for the Statement of Equivalence in Clinical Psychology which are now in operation. Click here for full details.

Contacting the Exams Office

The Qualifications Officer for the following qualifications will only take telephone calls between 9am and 1pm:

The Qualification in Occupational Psychology
The Qualification in Health Psychology

Calls will be diverted to voicemail outside of these times, or alternatively you may e-mail your queries to angela.baxter@bps.org.uk.

Recording of viva examinations for the Society's postgraduate qualifications

Viva examinations for the Society's postgraduate qualifications may now be recorded if the relevant Board of Assessors wish to do so. Those candidates who are affected by this will be informed when the relevant Board of Assessors decides to take on this procedure for its vivas. The protocol for the recoding of viva examinations is available below.

Please direct any queries regarding this matter to the relevant Qualifications Officer.

Protocol for the recording of viva examinations for the Society's postgraduate qualifications

Work submitted for assessment

All work submitted as part of a Society qualification becomes the property of the Society. The Society will retain work in secure facilities for as long as it deems necessary for the purposes of its qualifications.

In most circumstances work cannot be returned to candidates who should retain their own copies. For some qualifications logbooks are returned to candidates and this is specified in the relevant qualifications handbook. In these cases candidates are still advised to retain their own copy in case of accidental loss or damage in transit.

Examination submissions are the property of the Society and will not be released to candidates under any circumstances.

Appeals

In February of 2004 the Membership and Professional Training Board of the BPS approved a process for administering appeals. The appeals process is designed to be equitable and transparent and has been developed to enable the processing of appeals against decisions of the Boards of Examiners.

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