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On September 22, 2026, Cambridge Assessment International Education announced the latest syllabus updates: neural networks and quantum computing have been added to IGCSE and O Level Computer Science, with Python as the unified programming language; A Level English Language Paper 2 now includes a mandatory essay; and from 2028, IPQ students can submit an artifact instead of a research report. This article summarizes the key changes and the official timeline.

On September 17, 2026, Cambridge Assessment International Education announced that the American Council on Education (ACE) has expanded its list of recommended Cambridge AS & A Level exams for college credit. ACE recommendations are used by many US universities to determine credit for incoming students, but the decision on whether to grant credit and how much is up to each institution. This article uses data from the Cambridge June 2026 exam series to explain what this means for A-Level students applying to US universities.

A-Level results were released on August 13, 2026. According to Ofqual data for England, the proportion of A*/A grades is 28.3%, remaining largely flat compared to last year; the A*/A proportion for Mathematics is 42.1%, meaning roughly 1 in 8 grades awarded is in Mathematics. This article explains the difference between England-specific and UK-wide figures, and discusses how A-Level students should choose their subjects in light of popular subject trends.

Choose the right English test based on your purpose: for degree programs, check which tests your target universities accept; for Canadian post-graduation work permits and immigration, only IELTS General Training, CELPIP-General, PTE Core, and French TEF/TCF are accepted—IELTS Academic is not included. This article summarizes official information and provides a scenario comparison chart to help parents avoid taking the wrong test.

Starting September 1, 2026, both the IELTS and IELTS for UKVI in mainland China will be fully computer-delivered; the latter has already suspended paper-based testing since July 1. Based on official guidelines, this article outlines the computer-delivered test day procedures, the 1–5 day score release and electronic Test Report Form, the conditions and fees for the One Skill Retake, and the necessary adjustments for test preparation.

In 2026, Yale, Columbia, Notre Dame, and Vanderbilt successively announced the reinstatement or tightening of their SAT/ACT requirements. Based on official university websites, this article outlines the first application class for which each school requires these tests. It also provides SAT/ACT planning strategies for current high school sophomores, juniors, and seniors based on their expected enrollment year.
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