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Today, Thursday 12 August 2021, 10,297 students from 180 schools and colleges in Northern Ireland received the results of their 2021 Vocational, Occupational Studies and Entry Level qualifications.

As part of Northern Ireland Languages Week (30 January – 3 February) CCEA is raising awareness of the benefits studying languages can have on school children.

The Council for the Curriculum, Examinations and Assessment (CCEA) has set up a dedicated results helpline which offers advice and guidance for students who are expecting their 2021 results to include GCE, GCSE, CoPE, Entry Level, Occupational Studies, Online Language Assessment (OLA) and Vocational Qualifications.

CCEA has now published the guidance and process for schools and colleges on how the alternative awarding arrangements for Summer 2021 CCEA’s Occupational Studies, Vocational Qualifications and Entry Level Qualifications will operate following the cancellation of this year’s exams by the Minister of Education, Peter Weir MLA.

Nearly 7000 examiners and moderators assessed over 620,000 pieces of work for CCEA this Summer!

As Northern Ireland students eagerly await their A level and GCSE results this week and next, over 7000 examiners and moderators have been hard at work assessing exam papers and coursework to enable students to progress to the next stage of their journey.

The Council for the Curriculum, Examinations and Assessment (CCEA) has set up a dedicated results helpline to offer advice and guidance for students receiving their summer 2024 examination results including: GCE, GCSE, Certificate of Personal Effectiveness (CoPE), Occupational Studies, Online Language Assessment (OLA) and Vocational Qualifications.

This week saw the release of the remaining pre-recorded GCSE and GCE webinars, as part of CCEA’s wider support programme for the summer 2021 alternative arrangements. The webinars, alongside the subject support guidance, are available to view at the dedicated Summer 2021 page.

This week over 10,000 students from schools and colleges across Northern Ireland received their CCEA Vocational and Occupational Studies results.

This week over 10,000 students from schools and colleges across Northern Ireland received their CCEA Vocational and Occupational Studies results.

The Council for the Curriculum, Examinations and Assessment (CCEA) has developed a short survey to gauge audiences’ understanding and knowledge of the assessment arrangements and adaptations for CCEA qualifications delivered during 2021/22.

Exclusive opportunity for young people aged 14-19 go on a live-streamed virtual trip and explore the impacts of overconsumption on communities around the world.

CCEA Education Team (Languages) would like to inform languages teachers of three twilight professional learning webinars offered by NICILT in collaboration with Joe Dale:

Ofqual have published a refreshed version of the 2021-2022 VTQ Centre Guide which broadly applies to VTQs taken across England and Northern Ireland.

This student guide, for students taking vocational and technical qualifications (VTQs) sets out what is in place to support students taking VTQ examinations and assessments in the 2021-2022 academic year.