This question is important to my soul.

[crowdpleeser]

I did my gcses about five years ago, but I lost them about a year ago, and I need to get in contact with the exams boards (AQA,NEABand SEG) to buy my gcse certificates. I don't want to spend cash on a long drawn out conversation calling the exam board offices, so is there a specific address I could email for each exam board to buy my exam certificates that way, or at least get more information?

[comloulou]

you could try http://www.sheffcol.ac.uk/links/Others/Examination
_Boards/

[gilf]

I would question why you want them, No job I have ever had has ever asked to see them and if they did I would just tell them I had lost them, which I have.

[jellybaby22]

Here's some contacts on this link;
http://www.cheshire.gov.uk/Lifeline/lost_certif.ht
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[crowdpleeser]

I want them gilf because the course I am about to start won't let me enrol without those certificates. I'm not doing this for fun man!!!!! I would rather be enjoying the summer than trying to get some crappy certificates!

[gilf]

OK fair enough.

[whiskygalore]

I went through this hassle for university a couple of years ago, so FYI, each exam board charges in the region of �25 for a printed statement containing your results (e.g. if you took english and RE with NEAB, for �25 you'll get a printout with both these results on it). Copies of the actual certificates cost more.

In the end I got round this by writing to my school and asking them to give me a statement of my results on headed paper, my university accepted this as proof, so it may be an option for you?

[crowdpleeser]

Nope my school has closed down. Tough ain't it?

[Amree]

If you don't have an exams officer to contact any more at your last school then you will have to contact the awarding bodies direct. They hold all your details. Of course there is a charge. You should contact each awarding body direct.