The Institute of Legal Finance & Management (ILFM) has chosen Cirrus Assessment for its high-stakes qualification exams. Candidates will work with real data in an embedded Excel environment and can sit mock exams in the same system beforehand, so exam day holds no surprises.
At World of Learning 2026, visitors to the Cirrus Assessment stand can take a test in Cirrus Neo or turn training material into a draft assessment in minutes. The AI does the drafting, and subject experts make the final call.
Cirrus Assessment has partnered with Examplary to bring AI-assisted exam authoring into Cirrus. Authors turn existing course materials into a draft exam, then review and approve it as usual, with all content kept in the EU.
A new partnership adds device-level security to the Cirrus range. Institutions can now run supervised exams on candidates’ own laptops without giving up control of the machine.
Cirrus now works with Schoolyear, a Safe Exam Workspace that secures the whole laptop for the length of an exam. Run large sittings without owning every machine in the room.
Every assessment generates valuable evidence, but finding the story behind the numbers isn’t always straightforward. Cirrus Data & Insights gives assessment teams the tools to
eAA 2026 tackles the questions the assessment sector can no longer avoid. Here are the six sessions we are not skipping.
The delivery platform is the exam: it’s all a test-taker sees, touches and remembers. Meet Cirrus Neo: a ground-up rebuild designed to give every candidate the right conditions to focus and perform at their best.
Cirrus launches a new assessment consultancy service to help organisations strengthen high-stakes exam delivery, offering practical support across governance, digital transformation and programme design in an increasingly scrutinised assessment landscape.
AI, reform, trust and relevance are colliding in 2026. We asked assessment experts what awarding bodies really need to rethink if qualifications are going to stay relevant for both employers and learners.
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