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Presentations from the 2018 Ofqual conference held on 27 February 2018 at the Vox, Birmingham.
An infographic summarising 2018 GCSE results.
Rules and guidance on the application of our general rules to Essential Digital Skills Qualifications, including some general rules which do not apply
Details of a notice of costs recovery in the case of Pearson.
An explanation of how Ofqual has set and maintained grade standards in GCSE, AS and A level qualifications for Summer 2014 and 2015.
An infographic summarising summer 2016 AS and A level results.
Ofqual intends to accept a settlement proposal from Pearson Education Limited in which Pearson agrees to pay a monetary penalty of £250,000.
Subject content and assessment arrangements for students taking qualifications in the academic year 2022 to 2023.
The purpose of the test in 2017 has been to establish the baseline against which changes in performance in future years can be measured.
Special Conditions on GP Strategies Training Ltd, known as GP Strategies Assessment Services Limited (‘GPSAS’).
Conditions and requirements, and corresponding guidance, applying to AS and A level qualifications being awarded in 2021.
Information sent to schools ahead of the 2017 GCSE results.
This report sets out our work over the last 18 months in response to concerns about qualifications used in the private security industry.
These documents set out our regulatory requirements for awarding organisations offering vocational and technical qualifications during the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic in 2020.
LAMDA will take specific actions to ensure ongoing compliance with Ofqual’s Conditions.
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