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The company also rewards, with a pay rise, everyone who passes the beer professionals' exams run by the US firm Cicerone.

Pre-U exams, run by Cambridge Assessment, are "indeed regulated by Ofqual", as stated by the awarding body's chief executive (Letters, 14 July), but – as a recent reply to a freedom of information (FoI) request revealed – are not subject to the "additional rules" that apply to A-levels.

Objective: To evaluate medical students' perspectives on the use of simulated patients within musculoskeletal physical exam workshops run by physical medicine and rehabilitation (PM&R) physicians.

In last summer's GCSE exams, five schools run by the academies chain Ark achieved an average rise of 12 percentage points above the previous year's results.

Then, in November, the government announced plans to get rid of private schools which help students to prepare for university exams, including those run by Mr Gulen's movement.

The Institute's Putnam exam preparation was run by Yufei Zhao SB '10, PhD '15, who was recently appointed as an assistant professor in the MIT Department of Mathematics.

One of these exams runs about $2,000.

Teachers who pay to attend seminars run by exam boards are getting precise information about what areas will be examined, according to a Telegraph investigation, and Michael Gove has ordered an investigation.

For example, students in MOOCs offered by Udacity and MIT's edX will be able to affirm their mastery of a subject by taking proctored exams in physical testing centers run by a Pearson unit known as Pearson VUE.

For secondary school teachers like me, training sessions run by the exam boards are invaluable.

According to reports in the Times Educational Supplement, candidates in this year's maths examinations run by the Edexcel exam board needed an average of 51% across three papers to achieve the top grade and as low as 45% on some papers.