Cambridge IGCSE classroom support

Whether you are looking for teaching materials, training or online support for Cambridge IGCSE, we provide everything you need.

Teaching materials

We have a wealth of teaching and learning materials to help you plan and deliver the Cambridge IGCSE programme. They suit a wide range of teaching methods and different international contexts and include:

• Teaching schemes of work and lesson plans
• Textbooks and publisher resources
• Example candidate responses (standards booklets)
• Mapping documents to explain how the resources support teaching
• Exam preparation materials.

The exam preparation materials, including mark schemes, examiner reports, previous examination papers and results statistics by grade and subject, enable you to provide valuable feedback, to identify learner strengths and weaknesses, before final assessment.

Find teaching resources for Cambridge IGCSE.

Science competition

We have launched a science competition for IGCSE students aged 14 - 16. Find out more.

School Support Hub

We offer a secure School Support Hub for Cambridge teachers. Here you will find all the materials you need to teach our syllabuses, including past question papers, mark schemes, examiner reports, lesson plans and schemes of work. You can also talk to our subject experts and other Cambridge teachers in the discussion forums.

Professional development for teachers

We offer regular training courses for Cambridge IGCSE syllabuses. You can choose from a range of face-to-face, online and webinar events. Training builds the knowledge and skills you need to help your learners succeed with Cambridge.

We also offer professional development qualifications to help develop teachers’ thinking and practice.

Cambridge Personal Styles Questionnaire (CPSQ)

The Cambridge Personal Styles Questionnaire (CPSQ) is a non-cognitive assessment that provides insight into a student’s attitudes and behaviours. It can be used to help your students throughout their study of Cambridge IGCSE, allowing you to implement targeted support, nurture personal development and wellbeing, and improve academic success.

Yellis from Cambridge CEM: Understand your learners' progress and predict performance at Cambridge IGCSE

Yellis is an optional computer-based assessment for 14 to 16 year-olds that can help unlock your learners' full potential. It allows you to understand each individual student's strengths and learning needs so you can plan your teaching. It also predicts how each student is likely to perform at Cambridge IGCSE, so you can check their learning is on track.