Format, the Cyprus centre, and what A2 expects are on the Ellinomatheia A2 page.
Quick Answer
Your MoESY notice is the Cyprus timetable. The oral can fall on another date or at another site than the written papers. The Greece-and-abroad calendar is a different session. The name on every answer booklet must match the identity document you used at registration. If the romanisation at booking differs, fix it with the centre before the doors open.
Below: ID and naming checks, why the oral might not sit back-to-back with the written session, and what to pack when the only authoritative list is the sheet you receive.
ID and name consistency
Bring the original document named on your registration. Examiners link barcodes or labels to that record; an informal nickname or a middle name dropped on one form but not the other is a frequent avoidable delay.
Written block vs oral appointment
The structure guide already warns that Cyprus may schedule the oral separately. Plan childcare, leave, and transport around your actual slots, not around a single “exam morning” story copied from another country’s sitting.
What you may bring
We do not publish a generic stationery list — centres differ. Read the permitted-items section on the notice you were issued (including whether dictionaries, watches, or phones are banned outright). When in doubt, email the examination service before exam week instead of packing from memory.
Prep between notices
Use the Ellinomatheia learning path for sequenced skill practice. Registration details sit in Cyprus registration and fees.