Updates: Guide for schools and colleges 2022: GCSEs, AS and A levels

2022

22 April 2022

About GCSEs, AS and A levels

Ofqual has re-published the guide for schools and colleges which covers a range of information on the awarding of GCSE, AS and A levels. The guide brings together information that has already been published elsewhere to form a useful reference document for schools and colleges.

Assessment

Ofqual has re-published the guide for schools and colleges which covers a range of information on the awarding of GCSE, AS and A levels. The guide brings together information that has already been published elsewhere to form a useful reference document for schools and colleges.

Reasonable adjustments

Ofqual has re-published the guide for schools and colleges which covers a range of information on the awarding of GCSE, AS and A levels. The guide brings together information that has already been published elsewhere to form a useful reference document for schools and colleges.

Special consideration

Ofqual has re-published the guide for schools and colleges which covers a range of information on the awarding of GCSE, AS and A levels. The guide brings together information that has already been published elsewhere to form a useful reference document for schools and colleges.

Marking and moderation

Ofqual has re-published the guide for schools and colleges which covers a range of information on the awarding of GCSE, AS and A levels. The guide brings together information that has already been published elsewhere to form a useful reference document for schools and colleges.

Reviews and appeals

Ofqual has re-published the guide for schools and colleges which covers a range of information on the awarding of GCSE, AS and A levels. The guide brings together information that has already been published elsewhere to form a useful reference document for schools and colleges.

Malpractice and maladministration

Ofqual has re-published the guide for schools and colleges which covers a range of information on the awarding of GCSE, AS and A levels. The guide brings together information that has already been published elsewhere to form a useful reference document for schools and colleges.