VICTVS Conference 2025: Collaborating on the Future of Assessment
August kicked off with a milestone moment for us as we held our first ever VICTVS Conference – an event that brought together experts…
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VICTVS Global Network Member Spotlight: Joy Day
This is the series where we shine a light on some of the amazing people who work in our VICTVS Global Network. With over…
VICTVS Core Values: Integrity
At VICTVS, we have four core values which underpin all the work we do and the way we operate: Honesty, Integrity, Professionalism and Courage. …
Reassessing Test Centre Security: A Balanced Perspective
In her article, “Why Can’t Test Centers Catch Cheating Effectively?” Sophie Wodzak of the Duolingo English Test critiques traditional test centres, highlighting their vulnerabilities…
The VICTVS Podcast: Episode 10 – Contract Cheating: Inside the Business of Academic Fraud
A recent Guardian investigation uncovered nearly 7,000 confirmed cases of AI-assisted cheating at UK universities in 2023–24. But these figures only reflect proven cases,…
VICTVS Global Network Member Spotlight: Chiara Polledri
In this edition of our VGN Member Spotlight, we speak with Chiara Polledri, an experienced invigilator who has been part of the VICTVS team…
Delivering Assessments Across Borders: Lessons in Culture, Access and Inclusion
Back in April, I attended the AO Forum on behalf of VICTVS, where I had the opportunity to hear from a range of expert…
The Hidden Cost of Inefficiency in Exams
The demand for secure and efficient in-centre exams is growing, as are the evolving needs of both awarding bodies and candidates. Awarding bodies must…
VICTVS Global Network Member Spotlight: Mehnaz Bibi
We are shining a light on some of the amazing people who work in our VICTVS Global Network. With over 5,000 members worldwide, our…
When a Reasonable Adjustment Becomes Unreasonable
In recent years, almost all awarding organisations and qualifying bodies have reported increasing volumes of requests for RAs in their exam programmes. But are they all ‘reasonable’?