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FAQs for Teachers

We’ve included answers to some common questions below. If you can’t find the answer you need, please get in touch with us.

How do I teach Mountview Exams? 

You don’t need any formal qualifications to teach Mountview Exams, but you should have a passion and talent for inspiring and supporting students of all ages and abilities. The most important thing you can do is familiarise yourself with our Solo and Group Syllabuses.


Is there any training I can take? 

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Where can my students take exams? 

Students can take a Mountview Exam at our home in Peckham, London, or at centres in the UK and abroad. You can find out the dates and venues available for Mountview Exams on our Public Centres page.


Can an examiner come to my venue? 

Yes! If you have enough students to meet our minimum daily fee, you can host exams at your venue, and we will send an examiner to you. Find out more about how to become a centre.


I received my students’ results, but I disagree with them. What can I do? 

We’re sorry to hear that you aren’t happy with the results awarded by one of our trained examiners. If you wish to contest any results, please have a look at the process within our Complaints, Enquiries and Appeals policy.


I’m interested in becoming an examiner, how do I do that?

We’re thrilled to hear that you want to be part of the Mountview Exams family. Any opportunities to join us can be found on the Mountview website.


Can my students get UCAS points from Mountview Exams?

Mountview is currently in the process of seeking Ofqual recognition which will allow us to award UCAS points from Level Three (Grades 6, 7 and 8). Students can still take Mountview Exams at all levels, and we will update on our website once our recognition is approved. 


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