SQA publishes additional information on 2023 appeal outcomes
SQA has published additional information regarding the National Qualification appeal outcomes in 2023.
SQA has published additional information regarding the National Qualification appeal outcomes in 2023.
SQA has published national qualification appeals outcomes, and an analysis of the relationship between estimates and results awarded in August.2023
Shirley Rogers starts her new role on Friday 1 December, replacing David Middleton who has been in post since 2017.
SQA is one of the sponsors at the Going Global conference in Edinburgh this week.
22 September 2023 - SQA's British Sign Language Awards are proving popular with pupils at Dingwall Academy.
Learners across Scotland will receive their exam results today (Tuesday 8 August, 2023), as the Scottish Qualifications Authority (SQA) welcomed ‘strong results’ and further progress on the path back to normal awarding.
Congratulations to all care experienced learners who are receiving their results today.
Ahead of Results Day next week, find out what support is available to learners.
Statement on publication Hayward Review from David Middleton, Chair of the Scottish Qualifications Authority (SQA).
Learners all over Scotland have artwork displayed in celebration online gallery.
Friday 9 December 2022
Alzheimer Scotland service users recently took part in a 12-week French language achieveing SQA National 2 units in French at a social enterprise in Glasgow.
Fiona Robertston, SQA Chief Executive, has responded to the publication of the Independent Review of the Skills Delivery Landscape.
SQA outlines plans for National Qualifications (NQ) and Higher National and Vocational Qualifications (HNVQ) assessment for 2023-24.
SQA is proud to support this year’s Scottish Apprenticeship Week and highlight the positive impact work-based learning has on people, businesses, and the local economy. Apprenticeships unlock learners’ potential and provide them with valuable skills and experience sought by employers. They also support sustained employment and upskilling, as well as opening up opportunities for young people from diverse backgrounds and abilities to gain skills that will support them throughout their life and in work.
From 27 February to 3 March, CyberScotland Week aims to improve cyber awareness, showcase innovative work happening across the sector, and promote skills development and careers in cyber security.
SQA has today published its revised 2022-2025 Gaelic Language Plan, in accordance with the Gaelic Language (Scotland) Act 2005, which recognises Gaelic as an official language of Scotland.
A free appeals service, which will give learners the right to request a review of their marked exam papers, will be available later this year.
Learners, teachers, lecturers, parents and carers have reflected on their experiences of National Qualifications in a large-scale evaluation of the approach taken to awarding in 2022.