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Young lives changed

Supporting access to education and the public exams system in the UK and abroad. Read more
You are not alone!

The public exam system could be compromised without the dedication, commitment and hard work of the exams officer community. They work tirelessly to make sure that the environment in which students take their exams allows them to reach their full potential. Read more
An Educational Community working together

This is an expert community on exams delivery that interfaces with the internal teaching and learning activity within centres, with the external public exams system. Read more
Supporting all Learners

The SEND (special educational needs and disability) Service which has been created to help support the exams office community, especially in mainstream exams centres who may not have the range of expertise to deal with various individual needs when applying for Access Arrangements (AA) with Assistive Technology (AT). Read more

Supporting educational aspirations

Examinations open the door to opportunity. We are committed to helping you turn the handle!

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There is no independent voice for exams officers, exam centres or learners involved in the public exam system, except the EOA.

Special feature from the RNIB as part of the EOA support for the SEND community accessing the public exam system

900	Exam office personnel who have completed professional qualifications
30%	The EOA is lobbying to reduce the churn in the exams officer workforce
95%	Confirmed in a recent survey the need to have an independent voice for this community

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A level GCE post results days

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Foundations for the future

The EOA has achieved a lot over the past 20 years to promote this valuable workforce upon which the exam system depends. What can the next generation offer to help support their future aspirations? Read more
GCSE post results days

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