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CITB NI have published a textbook that covers the course content of CCEA GCSE Construction and the Built Environment. This book has been endorsed by CCEA.

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.

German is the most sought after second language. Learn German for enrichment, improved understanding and broadening of opportunities and horizons.

CCEA Education Team (Languages) would like to inform teachers of French of resources available from Institut français.

Free online resources for Primary and Secondary teachers

Springboards National UK competition engaging young people in year groups 10-12 from across NI. UK National winner from Northern Ireland in 2023 who won the competition from amongst 14,000 students. This competition meets many curriculum modules.

See the following FutureChef flyers for more information.

Key Stage 3 Learning for Life and Work teachers…

Have you seen CCEA’s Gambling and Gaming Awareness resources yet?

A university graduate’s guide to boosting career prospects, published by s1Jobs, contains a guide to boosting career prospects and covers 20 ways to make you stand out to employers.

The following document contains important information about Plagiarism in Examinations.

CCEA have now published Information Regarding Private Candidates and Summer 2021 Alternative Awarding Arrangements – setting out the process for schools and colleges when awarding a Centre Determined Grade for private candidates.

The British Council are busy planning exciting events and resources for International Education Week 2024 which will take place from 18 to 22 November.

Worthwhile for teachers to explore this digital archive of films in Irish provided by An Ciste Craoltóireachta Gaeilge.

Electronic results files for GCSE will be available for centres to download from the A2C Migration Application on Wednesday 4 March 2020.

The results are for release to candidates on Thursday 5 March 2020.

Most students in Northern Ireland take GCSE and AS/A Level qualifications with CCEA. Guidance for CCEA qualifications was published on 5 March 2021. However, there are students who also take qualifications with AQA, WJEC/Eduqas, OCR and Pearson. These qualifications will follow JCQ published guidance which was released on 26 March 2021.

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.

Electronic results files for GCE and GCSE will be available for centres to download from the A2C Migration Application on Wednesday 31 August 2022.

The results are for release to candidates on 12.00 midday Wednesday 31 August 2022.