1.	Introduction
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2.	Scheme of assessment
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3.	Registration as a World Class Test centre
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4.	Entry procedure
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5.	Delivery, storage and marking of paper-based materials
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6.	Invigilation
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7.	Delivery and administration of the computer components
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8.	Entering student scores and generating certificates/reports
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	Appendices
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A.	Administration & marking requirements
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B.	Technological requirements
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C.	Test dates and test codes
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D.	Administration instructions
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The first 2004 World Class Test session is scheduled for April. Please see the table below for dates. There will be a 12-day window during which test centres can schedule students to sit the paper components of the Mathematics and Problem Solving tests. Students must sit the computer component on a specific day. Please see below for more information.

8 - 11 year-olds test timetable 2004

Dates	Subject	Time
Monday 19th to Friday 30th April	Problem Solving paper component	Anytime
Monday 19th to Friday 30th April	Mathematics paper component	Anytime
Thursday 22nd April	Problem solving computer component	Morning
Tuesday 27th April	Mathematics computer component	Morning

12 - 14 year-olds test timetable 2004

Dates	Subject	Time
Monday 19th to Friday 30th April	Problem Solving paper component	Anytime
Monday 19th to Friday 30th April	Mathematics paper component	Anytime
Thursday 22nd April	Problem Solving computer component	Afternoon
Tuesday 27th April	Mathematics computer component	Afternoon

Test Codes

Test	Code
Mathematics for 8-11 year-olds - Paper component	MP08-11A
Mathematics for 8-11 year-olds - Computer component	MC08-11A
Problem solving for 8-11 year-olds - Paper component	PP08-11A
Problem solving for 8-11 year-olds - Computer component	PC08-11A
Mathematics for 12-14 year-olds - Paper component	MP12-14A
Mathematics for 12-14 year-olds - Computer component	MC12-14A
Problem solving for 12-14 year-olds - Paper component	PP12-14A
Problem solving for 12-14 year-olds - Computer component	PC12-14A