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August is here, and it is almost time to release the results of the Cambridge June 2011 exam series. Best wishes to all your learners waiting for results.
Every year, thousands of Cambridge learners worldwide progress to US universities. In this issue we report on a meeting we held recently with US university admissions staff (pictured right). They gave excellent feedback on Cambridge qualifications. Read the full story below. |
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Top US universities welcome Cambridge learners
We interviewed representatives from leading US universities recently, including Duke, MIT and Michigan, to ask what qualities they look for in applicants. They told us they value the skills, knowledge and attributes of Cambridge learners. That is why 100% of Ivy League universities recognise Cambridge International A Levels. Learn more.
Cambridge school network expands in Asia Pacific
 Our network of Cambridge schools in Asia Pacific is expanding. Schools there are choosing Cambridge for our reputation and globally recognised qualifications. Now we are in the process of opening an office in Singapore to increase our support for schools in the region. Learn more.
Results of June 2011 exam series
We will publish the provisional results of the Cambridge IGCSE, Cambridge O Level and Cambridge International AS and A Level June 2011 exam series on CIE Direct on 10 August at 23.01 UTC. Schools can issue these results to candidates immediately.
Cambridge Pre-U results will be published on CIE Direct on 17 August 2011. Results must not be given to candidates until 18 August 2011.
Develop your skills with ECIS International Teacher Certificate
 Teachers from more than 12 countries attended the International Teacher Certificate institute held at our Cambridge office in July 2011. The International Teacher Certificate is provided by the European Council of International Schools and assessed by Cambridge. It is one of the professional development courses we recommend to Cambridge teachers, in addition to our range of Cambridge Professional Development qualifications. Learn more.
Cambridge online training courses start soon
There is still time to register for a wide range of self-study and tutor-led Cambridge online training courses, starting in September 2011. We are also offering a new Introduction to Cambridge Primary online course which is free for Cambridge Primary schools – and an Introduction to Cambridge Secondary 1 is coming soon. Our online courses offer a flexible and collaborative learning experience. Learn more.
Stay ahead - read our guide to syllabus updates
Syllabus Updates for Cambridge Centres 2011 is essential reading for Cambridge teachers, keeping you informed of new syllabuses and syllabus revisions. It also includes a useful overview of recent revisions to Cambridge Primary and Cambridge Secondary 1. You can read the guide on our website now.
New online resource for Cambridge maths teachers
We have been working with Doublestruck, market leaders in creating databases of assessment material, to produce the first Cambridge Qkit. Cambridge Qkit for Mathematics is an easy-to-use database of authentic Cambridge exam questions, related mark schemes and examiner commentary. You can create your own assessment materials in minutes to prepare learners for Cambridge O Level, Cambridge IGCSE and Cambridge International AS and A Level. Learn more.
Welcome to our new Director of Education
 We are pleased to welcome Tristian Stobie, our new Director of Education. He will lead the development of our educational strategies for schools, supporting Cambridge teachers and learners and working in partnership with organisations engaged in education reform.
Speaking of his new role, Tristian said: "Cambridge programmes and qualifications are shaping the lives of young people all over the world, taking the educational values associated with the University of Cambridge into so many different teaching and learning contexts. I am extremely pleased to be able to contribute to an education agenda of such relevance and quality." Learn more.
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