TAKE THE ULTRASOUND PHYSICS, HAEMODYNAMICS AND INSTRUMENTATION THEORY EXAMINATION AND VASCULAR TECHNOLOGY THEORY EXAMINATIONS ONLINE!

The Society for Vascular Technology of Great Britain and Ireland (SVT) is undergoing a transition for application and delivery of their theory examinations. Currently, applications are no longer being accepted. Please visit the SVTGBI website for additional details.

Read the important information below for scheduling and taking your examination online.

Thank you for your interest in taking the SVTGBI Ultrasound Physics, Haemodynamics and Instrumentation Theory Examination and/or the Vascular Technology Theory Examination online. You will be taking your examination through OnVUE, Pearson VUE’s secure online proctoring service that provides you with a more convenient option for taking your examination. By taking your examination online, you do not have to travel to a Pearson VUE testing center. To successfully take the examination(s) online read the information below:

How to Test Your System and Schedule Your Online Examination through Pearson VUE.

Before your examination, it is imperative that you ensure that you can meet all of the system requirements for your computer, workspace, and internet connection before scheduling your examination.
For all information related to how to create your account, test your system, and schedule your examination visit Pearson VUE’s OnVUE site.
The system test will take 5 to 10 minutes to complete. To successfully run a system test be prepared to:

- Take a selfie and a picture of your I.D. with your cell phone.
- Ensure your workplace is clear of any objects, unplug additional monitors and computers and make sure your walls or whiteboards are clear of any type of writing. For a complete list of workspace requirements, review our Online Examination Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs).
- Not following the workspace guidance could cause your exam to be canceled and you would forfeit your examination fees.

What To Expect During Your Examination

Be patient when taking your examination online.
Check-in may take 30 minutes.
No news is good news, you may not interact with your examination proctor if there are no issues.
Using the “raise your hand” feature could result in extended wait times. The most efficient way to communicate with your proctor is through chat.
While you are waiting for your examination, you will have to sit at your desk where your proctor can see you.
For more information on what to expect on examination day, read our What To Expect On Examination Day Guide.

Getting Your Examination Results

After the examination, it may take up to one hour to receive an email with instructions for how to receive your examination results.
When your examination ends there are no further actions you need to take.

Additional Important Resources

If you have read the information above and still have questions regarding taking an examination online, please review the following resources: