External Students

• AS & A Level – 09 January 2026
• IGCSE & O Level – 15 January 2026

Cambridge Exam RegistraTIONS: JUNE 2026 Information

Centre Number: ZA037

What Are the Cambridge Exams?

The Cambridge Assessment International Education (CAIE) exams are globally recognised qualifications taken by students in over 160 countries. Cambridge Exam Registration are available here at The International School of Cape Town. These include:

• Cambridge O Level – Designed for students aged 14 to 16, Cambridge O Level is equivalent to the GCSE and follows a structured, exam-based format. It is commonly offered in regions such as Asia and Africa, with syllabuses adapted to suit local educational contexts.
• IGCSE (International General Certificate of Secondary Education) – Also for students aged 14–16, offering a flexible and global approach.
• Cambridge International AS & A Levels – Advanced qualifications for students aged 16–19, accepted for university entry worldwide.

Cambridge qualifications are recognised by universities and employers around the world, providing students with a strong foundation for further education, career opportunities, and global mobility. As a result, The International School of Cape Town accepts Cambridge Exam Registrations from private and/or external students. 

Important Resources for Cambridge Exam Registrations

Cambridge Exam June 2026 Final Timetable (Zone 3) 
Download the official final timetable from Cambridge International for Zone 3.

Private Candidates Fees Information – June 2026  
View the full fee structure for private candidate entries at our centre.

Subject and Option Codes – June 2026  
View the full list of subjects offered at our centre along with their correct syllabus and option codes required for registration.

ISCT – CIE Refund Policy
Understand our refund and cancellation policy for exam entries.

What you need to register

1. Student’s Full Name and Surname (as on ID or passport)
2. Date of Birth
3. Valid Photo ID (passport or national ID)
4. Previous Cambridge Candidate Number (if applicable)
5. Subjects & Syllabuses (e.g., IGCSE English – 0500, Mathematics – 0580)
6. Special Access Arrangements (if needed – must be submitted early)

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

1. What is the difference between IGCSE and A Levels?

• IGCSE is typically for students aged 14–16 (Grades 9–10), while A Levels are for ages 16–19 (Grades 11–12). A Levels are more advanced and prepare students for university.

2. Can my child register privately without being enrolled in a school?

• Yes. Many Cambridge centres accept private candidates. Ensure you find an approved Cambridge centre.

3. What are the costs for each exam?

• Fees vary by subject and centre. Contact your local centre for a detailed fee structure.

5. What happens if my child misses an exam?

• You must contact the exam centre immediately. Depending on the circumstances, they may apply for “special consideration,” but a full reschedule may not be possible.

6. How can we prepare for the exams?

• Use official Cambridge past papers, mark schemes, syllabuses, and revision guides. Many online platforms and tutors also offer preparation.

7. Can results be appealed?

• Yes. There’s a process for “enquiry about results” (EAR) if you believe your child’s paper was not marked accurately.

Need Help? Contact Us

Email: cambridgeexams@isct.co.za

Phone: +27 21 761 6202

Stay Prepared and Good Luck!

Prepare thoroughly and approach your exams with confidence. We wish you the best of luck in your Cambridge examinations! For any exam-related enquiries, please contact cambridgeexams@isct.co.za