A Step-by-Step Guide to the Cambridge Digital Submission Process

Dear visitors,

Today I am sharing information about the digital submission process.

At my school, I have access to the submission page because my principal set it up so I can upload all students' work accordingly.

First, if you look at the guidance from Cambridge below, you can choose the file type you want to compile your students' work into for submission.

Please log on to the Cambridge Support Hub for further information.

For my previous batch (June 2026), we used Slides to gather all the work and then converted it to a PDF. This has been our practice since June 2025 and October 2025. So far, we've had no issues.

When naming your students' files, please follow the Cambridge guidelines.

Same as Component 2 as well. 

If you're in charge of the digital submission, especially for the first time, please don't panic. The instructions are easy to follow.

When you are ready with all the files, you will see this page when you log in.

Click the component and begin the upload process.

You will see all the students' candidate numbers listed there. Click each one and upload your PDF file. If you have video evidence (for 3D Coursework) or any other evidence you want the examiner to see, you may upload it in the Supporting Material section. You will continue to do the same for Component 2.

Please upload your PDF file under the column labelled with the Component name.

Click the green arrow if you have video evidence to upload (e.g., for 3D/Sculpture work) or any other supporting material for the examiner.

After you upload all the files, cross-check them again for a final review of all attached files.

Once you have confirmed that all the files are uploaded, you can proceed to the next step.

There will be a few more steps to follow before you submit. Please review the attached photo.

I am showing the full submission for Component 2. 

The steps above also include a declaration form, which you will need to verify. 

The process is the same for Component 1. 

Once you complete these steps, Cambridge will send you an email notifying you that you have completed the online submission for all the candidates from your school.

As with anything new, it may feel a little overwhelming at first, but once you've gone through the steps,

it becomes second nature. I hope this post has made the process a bit clearer for you. 

Until next time!

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