In order to have provided your UK school (who have a National Centre Number) with the ability to make entries for the June 2025 series, we needed to be in possession of your application form by midnight on 10 January 2025. Schools whose applications are received beyond this date can be given the ability to make entries for the November 2025 series onwards.
To register your UK school for the November 2025 exam series with Cambridge Assessment International Education, please:
- download the UK School Registration application form (you will need the latest version of Adobe Acrobat Reader to complete this interactive form. You can download this from the Adobe website).
- complete the form and sign it
- email it to centreregistration@cambridgeinternational.org
Following receipt, we will process your application as soon as possible and supply confirmation of your registration, along with everything else you need to get started with Cambridge, International Education.
Registration fees
As an NCN-registered UK school subject to Ofsted inspections, you will not be subject to any registration fees and will not require a pre-registration approval visit.
Registered Companies
Please be aware that credit checks will be performed on applicant schools who are registered companies, including Academies. Credit limits may be imposed as part of this process.
Examination entries
Once registered, you can use the A2C Transport App to submit entries and receive results. We will also give you access to Cambridge International Direct, an online tool for Cambridge Exams Officers.
Exams officers can find lots of useful information about the Cambridge Exams Cycle on our website here.
If you have a small number of candidates to enter (e.g. fewer than 5), please consider entering your candidates through a school already registered with us. Details of schools in your area and whether they accept private candidates can be found on our Find a Cambridge School page.
Joint Council for Qualifications (JCQ)
Cambridge Assessment International Education is not a member of the Joint Council for Qualifications and therefore some of our regulations and processes are different from those of other UK exam boards. Please refer to the Cambridge Handbook (UK Supplement) for information about these differences.
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