Sentence examples for major exams from inspiring English sources

That December, Ofqual consulted on a draft set of objectives that would see the regulator considering the need for trialling of all major exams changes.

Under major exams reforms announced by Education Secretary Michael Gove, AS-levels will no longer count towards final A-level grades, and will become a standalone qualifications.

Education: Local authorities should already avoid, where possible, relocating people at times of major exams such as A-levels, but it could be argued that with a national curriculum a student wouldn't necessarily be subjected to a "significant impact" on their studies by changing schools.

Major exams are the bane of many a student's life.

Courses are aimed at students in grades six to 12, supplementing their regular classwork and preparing them for major exams.

The Major exams test for (a) factual knowledge; (b) understanding of the limitations of the sources; and (c) mastery of pertinent secondary scholarship.

Edexcel is the only major exam board in England that operates on a for-profit basis.

"I remember when I passed my high school exams, a major exam, I passed them with good numbers.

There are strict procedures for exam markers – clearly not being adhered to – and because of my concerns I contacted the major exam boards about what I had heard.

Nine years on from this 2003 statement, Education Guardian has learned that Ofqual, the exams regulator, has quietly abandoned a promise to ensure that all major exam reforms are piloted in advance.

By the middle of that month OCR was trailing well behind the two other major exam boards, Pearson and AQA, in the proportion of papers that had been completed, and attracted close scrutiny from Ofqual and DfE officials.