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Test Rules
TEST RULES
You are expected to be courteous and respectful towards NAATI support staff before, during and after the test.
If the identity of the person taking the test cannot be confirmed, test results will not be issued.
NAATI only accepts current passports (from any country) or Australian or New Zealand-issued ID documents, such as driver’s licences or a proof of age card. You can see the different forms of ID we accept here. If you need assistance, please email us at onlinetesting@naati.com.au a week before your test day.
If you miss your test date or time, you will not be tested and will not receive a refund.
The candidate must ensure they have reliable equipment (laptop, phone and internet) and the minimum required internet speed available on their test day. If the test cannot proceed due to a faulty device or slow internet, it will be cancelled.
Devices (including mobile phones, headsets, laptops, tablets and other smart devices) other than the devices being used to take the test must be turned off and positioned in a different room. Only one screen is allowed at any given time.
All headsets, headphones or earphones are not allowed. Please ensure you use a computer or a laptop with working in-built or external speakers and microphone to sit the test.
The desk should be clear of any unauthorised items
The test is audio and video recorded.
All suspicious behaviour will be flagged, and you may be contacted for clarification.
Any candidates caught cheating, including using a device to record or photograph test materials or communicate with a third party, will have their test cancelled, test results will not be issued, and the candidate may be banned from sitting future NAATI tests.
No electronic resources (dictionaries, web browsing, live caption or transcription features) or typing of notes are permitted. You may take notes with a pen and loose sheets of paper.You cannot bring any existing notes.
Your test performance must be less than 20 minutes. That includes the recordings of the dialogue segments and your performance only.
The time taken to navigate between dialogues or segments, read instructions, or upload your responses is not counted towards this time.
NAATI may stop assessing your test performance when the recording reaches 20 minutes if your test runs for longer than that.
Candidates must begin interpreting within 5 seconds of the chime sound. Long pauses may result in marks being deducted, particularly if it results in the total test recording going for longer than 20 minutes.
