Online marking workshops for coursework are recommended for teachers who have attended Introductory training and/or have been teaching Cambridge programmes and qualifications for at least one year or one exam cycle. During the workshop teachers will engage with additional candidate coursework responses to build confidence in their understanding of the assessment criteria.
Before you start this course it is important for you to have a good understanding of the assessment related to this syllabus. This includes the assessment objectives, the application of mark schemes and the structure of the papers.
Online marking workshops - coursework are two weeks long and focus on the following:
- Week 1: Marking candidate scripts
- Week 2: Marking standardisation, reviewing marking and asking questions
Teachers should expect to spend 5 - 6 hours per week on the workshop.
Successful completion of these workshops is based on participation in collaborative activities with teachers from around the world. Discussions and activities each week are in groups. You don't need to be online at a particular time of day for our online workshops, but we recommend that teachers access the workshops every day. Participants who complete key weekly activities and engage fully in discussions throughout the workshop will receive a certificate. To help you manage your time and aid collaboration, we provide clear guidelines so you know which days to carry out the activities for each week.
Please note: the recent candidate responses used in our coursework marking workshops are updated at the beginning of each calendar year.
For online marking workshops - coursework running from September onwards, we are offering a 20% early bird discount. To benefit from this discount book on or before:
- 05 August 2020 for September workshops
- 08 September 2020 for November workshops
- 08 December 2020 for February workshops
- 05 January 2021 for March workshops
Bookings made after these dates will be charged at the full registration fee. To book your place, please use the links below.
Cambridge IGCSE™
Cambridge International AS & A Level
Language
This training will be delivered in English. All candidates should have English language competence comparable to Level B2 in the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR). We recommend a minimum requirement of 5.5 on the International English Language Testing System. Further information may be obtained through the Council of Europe website.
Help and Support
Information including how to make bookings and cancellations can be found on the Training section of the Cambridge International help pages.
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