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Cambridge International Outlook: Issue 6

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Why CIE?

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CIE provide assessment and professional support during the transition as well as training for assessment staff, item writers and teachers.

Why Cambridge?

CIE has worked in partnership with ministries of education, with qualifications authorities and with examination and assessment boards around the world for more than 140 years.

CIE is part of the Cambridge Assessment Group (formerly known as UCLES) which has developed and promoted qualifications around the world for almost 150 years. CIE is part of the world–renowned University of Cambridge.

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How Cambridge can help you meet change

Cambridge will support and guide you through the process of transition every step of the way.

We provide assessment and professional support during the transition as well as training for assessment staff, item writers and teachers.

Administrative and technical support during transition is also given, as well as help with benchmarking and maintaining standards. Cambridge has a strong track record in providing consultancy for curriculum and assessment changes to successfully meet education reform programmes.

"CIE has for many years worked with the Hong Kong Examinations and Assessment Authority to benchmark standards and facilitate international recognition of Hong Kong students seeking to enter British universities. Planning is under way for further cooperation, as Hong Kong seeks to reform its senior secondary examination system and yet ensure continuity of standards with the move to the new system. The collaboration with CIE is thus very crucial to the success of the assessment reforms."

Peter Hill

Secretary General, Hong Kong Examinations and Assessment Authority