AQA’s Alex Scharaschkin talks about the future of exams and education

Alex Scharaschkin is executive director of assessment research and innovation at AQA , formerly the Assessment and Qualifications Alliance .

AQA is a registered charity, independent of government, and is one of four major awarding bodies for school examinations in England .

He previously led the National Audit Office’s work in Parliament and published academic papers in education journals.

AQA is the largest exam board and my hopes and plans for this year relate to our summer exams.

I can envisage a system whereby every result will be decided by a human judgement.

In a classroom setting there’s AI potential for tailored learning, using digital tools to adjust learner experiences and make them quite personalised.