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   Will GCSE English students be able to type up exam answers?

   • An exam board will allow GCSE English pupils to type up their exam answers on a computer under new plans starting next year. Pearson, which runs exam board Edexcel, is aiming for GCSE students to be able to sit on-screen exams in the core subject by summer 2025, if they choose to do so.

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   Will GCSE English exams be handwritten in 2025?

   • From 2025 pupils taking the subject with Edexcel will be allowed to type their answers GCSE English exams will no longer need to be handwritten under plans by one of the country’s largest assessment boards. From 2025, pupils taking both English Language and English Literature with the exam board Edexcel will be allowed to type their answers.

   GCSE English will no longer be handwritten under exam board plans

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   Will UK students be able to take GCSE English exams on-screen?

   • Up to 125,000 UK students will have the option to take Edexcel’s GCSE English language and English literature exams on-screen for the first time. An exam board is offering pupils the chance to be assessed digitally in their GCSE English exams from next year.

   Exam board to offer pupils on-screen English GCSEs by next summer

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   Will GCSE exams be on-screen in 2025?

   • Pearson, which runs exam board Edexcel, is aiming for GCSE students to be able to sit on-screen exams in the core subject by summer 2025, if they choose to do so. Up to 125,000 students in the UK will have the option to take Edexcel's GCSE English language and English literature exams on-screen for the first time.

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   How many students can take Edexcel GCSEs on-screen?

   • Up to 125,000 students in the UK will have the option to take Edexcel's GCSE English language and English literature exams on-screen for the first time. The exam board's on-screen GCSEs in English - which would be assessed in summer next year - are subject to regulatory approval by Ofqual.

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   Will GCSEs be on-screen or paper-based?

   • That is why we'll offer both on-screen and paper-based exam options.' Students who take Pearson Edexcel's GCSE in computer science are already assessed partially on-screen and the exam board has begun rolling out digital assessments for its international GCSEs. This will be the first time that the main English GCSEs will be offered on-screen.

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   Jan 4, 2024 · The exam board announced today that up to 125,000 students could choose to take GCSE English language and English literature on-screen in summer 2025. This is subject to Ofqual approval. Schools and colleges would still have the option to offer paper-based exams.