The first edition of Cambridge Outlook eNews for 2025
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Congratulations to students around the world who received Cambridge IGCSE, O Level and International AS & A Level exam results in January
Watch a message of congratulations from our Group Managing Director, Rod Smith.
Over 200,000 students received November 2024 exam results; when combined with the June series, this means that more students took Cambridge exams in 2024 than in any previous year.
International Day of Education 2025: Why AI won’t replace great teachers
‘AI and Education’ was the theme of the 2025 International Day of Education on 24 January, with an emphasis on preserving human agency. To mark the day, Ben Schmidt, Director, International Network, shared how our thinking on AI aligns with this approach.
While we are excited about ways to integrate AI across education, our focus remains on using it to empower teachers and elevate learning opportunities - keeping the human in the loop.
Cambridge Dedicated Teacher Awards nominations are now open!
This global celebration honours teachers who make a lasting impact. Encourage your students to share stories of an exceptional teacher at your school, or perhaps you have a colleague you’d like to nominate.
Let’s recognise and celebrate teachers who inspire and shape futures together. Nominations are open until 24 February 2025.
Climate change education: empowering our learners to tackle complex challenges
Christine Ozden, Global Director for Climate Education at Cambridge, reflects on progress in climate change education.
Christine attended the recent COP meetings in Azerbaijan and Saudi Arabia but despite a focus on finance at COP29, a recent World Bank report reveals that only 1.5% of global climate funding is allocated to the education sector, says Christine.
Upcoming events
Virtual: Cambridge Schools Conference Online
Save the date: 10 to 14 March 2025
A week of free-to-attend webinars; registration opening soon.
In-person: Cambridge Schools Conference, Miami, US
Save the date: 17 to 18 June 2025
An unmissable event for Cambridge teachers and school leaders, registration opening in early March.
Cambridge around the world
Cambridge holds data and assessment literacy workshops for teachers in South East Asia
Key dates and reminders
Updated resources for Cambridge schools to share with parents
Our Communications toolkit is full of materials to help Cambridge schools explain our programmes to parents and students.
Recently we updated our university recognition factsheet on the toolkit. This factsheet provides details of the top 20 universities in the world, and all accept Cambridge International A Levels.
Last chance to book February online tutor-guided courses
View our online calendar to find a course that’s right for you.
Not sure what to expect from a Cambridge online professional development course? Read our guide on online courses and try out our demo course.
Cambridge International USA
6moCongrats!
Attended Mekelle University
7moCongratulations!
IBEN Evaluation Leader / Workshop Leader / Head of School / IBDP Examiner
7moThank you for sharing the latest updates on Cambridge qualifications and resources. It's great to see that more students than ever before took Cambridge exams in 2024. I appreciate the emphasis on preserving human agency in AI and education, and it's encouraging to know that Cambridge is using AI to empower teachers and elevate learning opportunities. The International Day of Education is an excellent opportunity to recognize and celebrate exceptional teachers who inspire and shape futures. I agree that climate change education is crucial, and it's disappointing to hear that only 1.5% of global climate funding is allocated to the education sector. I look forward to attending the free webinars and the unmissable event for Cambridge teachers and school leaders. The updated university recognition factsheet on the Communications toolkit is a valuable resource for parents and students. Thank you for providing a guide on online courses and a demo course. Keep up the excellent work in providing quality education worldwide.
English Teacher at Safir ,Tesol holder ,Tefl holder,Ielts specialist. MA in English Teaching
7moCongrats!