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The work of some of Northern Ireland's most exceptional young artists will be on display at the Ulster Museum during January and February. CCEA’s True Colours is a showcase of the outstanding artwork produced for the summer 2019 GCE, GCSE & Entry level examinations.

The Controlled Assessment Task for 2023-2024 submission and support webinar for teachers are now available.

Becoming an examiner/moderator with CCEA is an opportunity for further professional development whilst boosting your income. Currently there are opportunities to join CCEA as an examiner or moderator at both GCSE and GCE level.

Students due to receive their CCEA A level results online on Thursday 15 August will have been issued a unique PIN number by their school/college.

Please note that some factfiles have been uploaded for the support of A2 Unit 1.

CCEA's hands on and enquiry-based workshops will allow Key Stage 3 Science teachers to explore active learning strategies, supporting progression through the NI Curriculum.

CCEA recently partnered with Nerve Centre, Belfast, at W5 Learning Centre, and Belfast School of Art Ulster University, to deliver a support event for teachers who are keen to understand better the opportunities for young people in Northern Ireland’s Creative Industries.

Please note that factfiles have been developed for the support of AS Unit 1.

Pupils from Glenlola Collegiate emerged as winners of the third annual NI Schools Business Challenge. In association with the Henderson Group, BDO Northern Ireland and Queen’s Management School, 13 teams made up from schools across Northern Ireland took part in the competitive competition.

A resource used by many teachers and students to garner information and support about the industry. It’s completely free to register, enabling access to a wealth of information which will meet a lot of your curriculum needs.

CCEA are holding a series of webinars for A2 Exemplification of Examination Performance following the first full award of the revised A2 Level specification in Summer 2018.

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.

Commenting on today’s results CCEA Chief Executive, Gerry Campbell, said:

Commenting on this summer’s GCE results, Justin Edwards, Chief Executive of the Council for the Curriculum, Examinations and Assessment (CCEA) said:

Commenting on this summer’s GCSE results, Justin Edwards, Chief Executive of the Council for the Curriculum, Examinations and Assessment (CCEA) said: