Today, the exams are also available digitally and artificial intelligence (AI) is being used to create adaptive tests.
“In simple terms, the next question you’re served up depends on how well you answered the previous one,” says Mr Cook.
“And by offering a range of slightly more difficult and then easier questions as you go through, the technology will help to find your level.
“Our expertise and research have proven that the more teaching and tests are personalised, the better for students.
“We want people to have confidence, to pass – and show what they’re capable of.”
Despite the changes, CUP&A insists that its approach is as much about continuity as innovation.
Dr Galaczi adds: “Examiners and AI work together in marking and setting content for the exams, so we harness the strengths of both the human being and the machine.”
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