Using ExamTrack

ExamTrack is the central hub for LAMDA Exams

The online portal allows you to book online and in-person exams at both public and private centres, as well as being also used for:

  • Managing exam bookings
  • Setting up and entering learners
  • Applying for Reasonable Adjustments
  • Accessing exam reports
  • Distributing results

Booking Process

Different exams follow a different booking process. Use the process relevant for your exam:

UK Public Centre ExamsBook on ExamTrack
UK Private Centre ExamsBook on ExamTrack
International Public Centre ExamsBook on ExamTrack
International Private Centre ExamsContact the International Exams Team

First-Time Bookers

  • New public centre customers: create an account on ExamTrack and begin booking straight away
  • New private centre customers: access will be granted to the nominated centre coordinator at the point of centre registration approval
  • Current private centre customers: for those looking to submit learners for a public centre exam for the first time, contact us to fully activate your ExamTrack account

Follow our step-by-step guide to setting up your ExamTrack account to book public centre exams:

Follow our step-by-step guide to add learners to your ExamTrack account:

Reasonable Adjustments are applied for through your ExamTrack account.

Ideally, you should start a Reasonable Adjustment application as soon as possible. Applications must be made at least 6 weeks before the exam date.

Visit our Help Centre for support using ExamTrack as a public centre customer, including all our FAQs and step-by-step guides, or to raise a support ticket with the LAMDA Exams Team.

Visit our Help Centre for support using ExamTrack as a private centre customer, including all our FAQs and step-by-step guides, or to raise a support ticket with the LAMDA Exams Team.

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Visit ExamTrack

Use ExamTrack to add learners, book and pay for exams, and access results. To log in or create your account, visit ExamTrack.