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O', A' level, IELTS tests in time

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The British Council will take all examinations including O' and A' level and IELTS as per schedule, an official said.
He said all examinations including O' and A' level and IELTS (International English Language Testing System) under the General Certificate of Education (GCO) will be held as per schedule.
The British Council in Dhaka has suspended all English classes and other services for an indefinite period after the US-led war on Iraq began on March 20.
The regular activities of the British Council will remain suspended until further notice, but examinations will be taken as per schedule.
British Council examination service will arrange for taking those examinations. "Maybe the venue of the examinations would be changed considering the prevailing situation," an official of the Council told The Daily Star.
"We have taken this measure as a precaution to safeguard the security and wellbeing of our staff and all others concerned," said an earlier notice signed by Council Director Carl Reuter.
The Council will hold the IELTS examination scheduled on April 5 at University of Bengal (Meena House) near DOHS.
The official said, "We have received admit cards of the O' and A' level examinations and the examinations will begin from May 12 and continue till June 25."
Admit cards of the examinees registered through schools will be sent to their respective schools, while private candidates would receive admit cards by courier service.
"The Council will also notify the examinees over telephone if neces- sary," he added.
Meanwhile, worried examinees and guardians could not communicate with the British Council yesterday as a sudden surge of telephone calls sent the auto answering machine out of order.
The British Council notice said the closure was temporary and it would reopen as soon as it is advised to do so by the British Council headquarters in the UK. The British Council expected that the disruption would be for "a very short period".
It advised the people who use the services of the British Council to make an enquiry by telephone-- 0171850067, 0171688532 and 0171568443, fax: 9880202 or e-mail on dhaka.enquiries@bd.british council.org.
The British Council staff would be available during normal working shours.