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Collège ELC - IELTS & TCF & TEF

Name: Collège ELC - IELTS & TCF & TEF
Address: Montreal, Quebec, CA
Telephone: (514) 903-3198

Montreal, Quebec

This test center is located in Montreal, Canada. It offers IELTS, GRE, CFA, AP, TOEFL, MCAT, and CPA.

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Phone

(514) 903-3198

What happens on test day

1
Bring one government-issued ID with your signature. The name on the ID must exactly match the name you registered with.
2
Arrive 15 to 30 minutes before your appointment. Late arrivals can be refused and forfeit the exam fee.
3
At check-in you have your photo taken and a palm-vein scan recorded, then you are walked to your workstation.
4
Everything you carry goes into a locker: phone, watch, bag, notes, and food all stay out of the testing room.
5
Breaks depend on the exam you are taking; some allow none, some allow scheduled breaks, and the clock keeps running.

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Finding it

The test center is close to the metro, making it easily accessible by public transit.

Arrival tips

Arrive early to account for potential delays, as some test-takers reported starting late. You may need to bring your own chair, as one reviewer mentioned not having a seat.

Security

Test-takers must be prepared for a thorough check-in process, including ID checks and possibly a locker search. Some reviewers mentioned issues with the keyboard system and listening parts of the exam, so be prepared for potential technical difficulties.

Facility

The testing room can feel small and crowded, with some reviewers mentioning discomfort and distraction due to the size and number of students.

Noise level

The testing room can be noisy due to keyboard use, and some reviewers mentioned distractions from other students asking questions or leaving for the bathroom. Noise-canceling headphones are available for use.