Cambridge in the media

Cambridge, British Council recognise Nigeria’s outstanding learners

118 learners from 47 schools in Nigeria received Cambridge Outstanding Learner Awards at a ceremony in Lagos.

Cambridge seeks partnership in Bangladesh’s education sector

Rod Smith, Group Managing Director for International Education at Cambridge, met with Mahdi Amin, adviser and spokesperson to Bangladesh’s Prime Minister, to discuss opportunities to develop the country’s education sector.

Cambridge International A Levels strengthen university pathways through new UAC admissions alignment

The International Education group at Cambridge welcomes new developments through the Universities Admissions Centre (UAC) that strengthen pathways for students taking Cambridge International A Levels in Australia.

India teacher wins 2026 global Cambridge Dedicated Teacher Award

Science teacher Soma Mandal from GD Goenka Public School, Delhi, is the global winner of the 2026 Cambridge Dedicated Teacher Awards.

Cambridge-backed courses are expanding in Indiana

Indiana wants more schools to offer Cambridge STEM courses through $500,000 in grant funding earmarked in the latest state budget.

Don’t make students choose between college or career

Academic knowledge and technical skills aren’t opposing forces – they’re complementary building blocks, writes Chantel Reynolds, Cambridge’s Product Strategy Manager in North America.

Cambridge March 2026 exam results show 7% rise in India’s international education demand

Cambridge has reported a 7% year-on-year rise in entries for its March 2026 examination series in India, reflecting continued demand for international school qualifications.

Despite surge of AI in classroom, only 45% students feel prepared for workforce

Arun Rajaman, Cambridge’s Managing Director, South Asia argues that the skills deemed most vital for the future are the ones technology is least equipped to provide.

Europe’s most dedicated teacher

Muhammet Aydın, an English teacher working in Ordu, has been named European Regional Winner in the Cambridge Dedicated Teacher Awards 2026.

Ghana Teacher Wins Cambridge Regional Award Second Year Running

A Ghanaian teacher from Mangoase Senior High School has won the Sub-Saharan Africa regional prize at the 2026 Cambridge Dedicated Teacher Awards, marking Ghana’s second consecutive regional win in the global competition.