Exam accommodations

Exam accommodations

Ordering accommodations for exams

If you have accommodations that require special arrangements from us, such as reading, MP3, typing, rewriting, a separate room, etc. – it is very important to remember to order the accommodations you need for each exam and at each time. There is no need to order additional time/dictionary accommodations, etc.

Below is an explanatory video showing how to order test accommodations:

How do I order test accommodations? – Click here

How to order test accommodations? (including Arabic subtitles) – click here

We recommend watching the video and ordering the accommodations you need for your upcoming exams today. If you postpone – you often forget…  

You can order adjustments for all tests in the upcoming testing period today. Orders can be placed up to 10 days before the test date. After that, the system will close and it will not be possible to order.

It is important to note that failure to order accommodations on time will not allow us to prepare them for your exams . Last-minute requests for accommodations will not be accepted .

Please note – accommodations must be ordered for each test separately, in each subject and on each date .

If there is anything you do not understand after watching the video, you can contact us through the Student Information Station (Tatana tab) and we will be happy to help.

Ordering adjustments for dates B and C : You must first register for the test on this date , and only then will the option to order adjustments be available. Sometimes the option to order adjustments will be available several hours after registering for the test. Since the results for dates A are sometimes given about a week before date B, we recommend that you register for dates B or C close to date A, so that you can order the adjustments for the next date on time. If, in the end, an additional date is not needed, you can cancel your registration and the adjustments.

Cancellation of accommodation reservations: If you have booked special accommodations and do not intend to attend the exam – you can cancel your arrival through the system up to 10 days before the exam. After that – you must notify us of the cancellation of the reservation as soon as possible by email – Hatamot@ono.ac.il in order to help us organize accordingly. A student who cancels a separate room reservation at the last minute on a regular basis – will be denied the opportunity to receive this reservation. 

We sincerely wish you much success in your exams!

Best regards,

Examinations and Matna Department Staff

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