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The School Support Hub is our secure online site for teachers at Cambridge schools. Log in to find all the support you need to teach our programmes in one easy place. There are 30 000 high-quality teaching and learning resources on the School Support Hub, including schemes of work, example candidate responses, past papers and learner guides.
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Following Cambridge teacher requests and feedback we have created a range of these tools. If you find these useful, share your feedback and ideas improve them further. We are actively developing these tools and aiming to respond to every request sent in by teachers.
The School Support Hub is a free resource bank for teachers of Cambridge qualifications. The site contains subject-specific resources, downloadable documents from previous exam series, and other online resources.
What is the School Support Hub? When will the latest question papers and mark schemes be available on the School Support Hub? Who can be given access to the School Support Hub? Why are support materials older than 5 years not available on the School Support Hub?
Information on other Cambridge International websites and how to login to the websites securely.
Please contact the School Support Coordinator at your school, who will be able to give you a username and password. Your log in for the School Support Hub will also give you access to the Cambridge Primary and Cambridge Lower Secondary sites if your school has eligibility to offer these programmes.
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The Customer Support team provides support for candidates, authorised exam centres, teachers and anyone else with a question about Cambridge English exams, products and services. We’re available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
We provide specific resources for each Cambridge English Qualification, plus learning activities to help your students with vocabulary, pronunciation and grammar, as well as practice activities for the four main skills – reading, writing, listening and speaking.
