Cambridge in the media

Cambridge International A Level results released

More than 350,000 students in 129 countries received their Cambridge International AS & A Level results on 12 August, with an 11 per cent rise in entries compared with last year.

Empowering youth with Climate Quest in Pakistan

Chairman of the Pakistan Prime Minister’s Youth Program, Rana Mashhood Ahmad Khan, hosted Ms. Uzma Yousaf from Cambridge to discuss innovative approaches to environmental sustainability and youth empowerment in Pakistan, including the introduction of Cambridge’s Climate Quest initiative.

Cambridge reaches 1000 schools in South Asia

The growth of Cambridge in South Asia reflects a global shift towards international education, with a record number of learners taking Cambridge exams.

Epsom Girls Grammar to offer Cambridge as fears grow top schools could abandon NCEA

Epsom Girls Grammar is set to offer its students Cambridge exams in 2026 due to ‘overwhelming community demand’.

Re-setting New Zealand’s education system for success

Paul Ellis, Head of Thought Leadership at International Education, discusses how New Zealand’s education system can inspire and empower every child by leaning into key opportunities.

Brasov state school approved as Cambridge International School

Andrei Șaguna National College in Brașov has become the first state school in Romania to be approved as a Cambridge International School, marking a significant milestone in the country’s education system.

Tech, green skills pivotal in preparing Nigeria’s youth for future work – Smith

Rod Smith, Group Managing Director of International Education at Cambridge, discusses the skills Nigeria should focus on to prepare its youth for the future workplace.

Zimbabwe students top Cambridge examinations

Exceptional students have been recognised at an Outstanding Cambridge Learner Award ceremony in Harare, attended by the Minister of Primary and Secondary Education in Zimbabwe.

How integrating life skills in curriculum prepares students for real-world challenges

Rod Smith, Group Managing Director of International Education at Cambridge, explains the importance of embedding life skills directly into the education curriculum.

Ghanaian teacher wins 2025 global Cambridge Dedicated Teacher Award

Ghanaian teacher Portia Dzifa Dzilah from Pakro Anglican Basic School in the Akuapim South District has been named the global winner of the 2025 Cambridge Dedicated Teacher Awards.