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Certify your members and students

Delivering professional exams is important – important for your reputation as an Awarding Body as well as to your bottom line. With Speedwell’s eSystem, you can create professional exams in minutes and save time with automatic marking. You can choose whether to deliver assessments securely online or use traditional paper exams.

And your candidates can get immediate feedback on their online exam performance too.

The eSystem streamlines the assessment process and ensures you stay in control every step of the way – giving you confidence that your assessments are professional, world-class exams.

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