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Teaching OxfordAQA International GCSE Physics

About This Webinar

Join us for a two-hour interactive workshop packed with practical strategies for teaching OxfordAQA International GCSE Physics. Led by Chief Examiner Kevin Lancaster, this session will take you through a detailed breakdown of the specification and offer practical teaching techniques you can apply directly in your classroom.

You’ll come away with clear guidance on curriculum planning and insights into the wide range of teacher resources available. Whether you're new to OxfordAQA or looking to enhance your current approach, this session will equip you with the tools and confidence to teach with success.

All registrants will be sent a copy of the session slides and recording, so make sure to sign up even if you can't make it on the day to get access to these exclusive training materials.

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Webinar hosting presenter OxfordAQA

OxfordAQA

International Exam Board
OxfordAQA is a partnership between AQA, the UK’s largest awarding body, and Oxford University Press, a department of the University of Oxford. They offer globally relevant International GCSEs, AS and A-levels to schools across Europe, Africa, and Asia. Their qualifications combine rigorous academic standards with a focus on critical thinking, global skills, and future-ready learning, empowering students to succeed in international education and beyond.
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Webinar hosting presenter

Kevin Lancaster

Chief Examiner for International GCSE Physics
As a Head of Department and Teacher, Kevin has over 20-years’ experience teaching in a variety of schools, while his role as a Lead Assessment Writer had led him to write more than 100 exam papers in the last 15 years. He has extensive experience in curriculum design, and has delivered both online and face-to-face training to teachers in Asia, North Africa and the Middle East.
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