ABE Qualifications & Skills

29/05/2026

We wish everyone studying for exams next week (1st and 2nd June) every success!

In case you missed it, here are some top tips for exam success (don't forget, results will be on 12th August!).

✔️ Familiarise yourself with the format of the assessment and the types of questions you may be asked
✔️ Practice completing past papers under timed conditions to improve your time management and identify areas for improvement
✔️ Use available resources, including study guides, textbooks, and online materials, to strengthen your understanding
✔️ Avoid revising for long periods without breaks, as regular breaks can help maintain concentration and motivation
✔️ Prepare everything you need ahead of exam day and make sure you arrive in good time
✔️ Read all instructions carefully before starting and pace yourself throughout the assessment
✔️ If you get stuck on a question, move on and return to it later rather than losing valuable time
✔️ Most importantly, remain calm and trust in the preparation and effort you have put into your studies

Good luck to all learners preparing for the upcoming timed assessments.

28/05/2026

Happy Eid Mubarak to all who are celebrating.

27/05/2026

We are delighted to announce that the publication of the May 2026 assessment results is being brought forward to 12 August 2026.

The earlier results date (previously scheduled for 2nd September) marks the first step in a series of planned improvements to support timely progression opportunities, university applications, and career planning. We hope you will welcome this news and wish you every success in your assessments.

26/05/2026

The ABE in Myanmar team participated in “Your Gateway to Global Opportunities”, organised by ABE-accredited centre The Greatest Education Centre. The event gave prospective ABE students the chance to hear first-hand about the experience of studying ABE Diplomas and the opportunities they provide.

During the event, ABE Myanmar head, Suren Verma, hosted a session on international career opportunities, while Claria (a former ABE student) introduced progression opportunities to universities.

A panel discussion titled “A Flexible Pathway for All” was also held, featuring four ABE students from The Greatest (including ABE intern Aye Myat Mon). They shared their learning experiences, study pathways and future aspirations, creating meaningful engagement with attendees.

ABE is proud of the support shown by these students and thanks The Greatest Education Centre for hosting such an insightful event.

22/05/2026

Studying, preparing for assessments, balancing work, and managing everyday responsibilities can sometimes feel overwhelming.

When pressure starts to build, taking small steps to support your well-being can make a real difference to your focus, confidence, and overall learning experience.

Here are some helpful tips for stress management to support you throughout your learning journey and help you navigate busy or challenging periods more effectively.

Remember to take care of yourself as well as your studies.

20/05/2026

19/05/2026

Congratulations to our Top Paper Winner, Rondell Edwards!

Rondell says ABE's flexible and internationally recognised qualifications have helped him strengthen his business, leadership, and analytical skills. These skills supported his recent promotion to Divisional Case Management Officer II at the Judiciary of Trinidad and Tobago. Read his full story here: https://www.abeuk.com/study-us/testimonial/rondell-edwards-0

18/05/2026

We are pleased to share highlights from a number of graduation ceremonies held in Myanmar during the first week of May 2026, celebrating the achievements of learners from our valued ABE-accredited centre and Endorsed partners.

AIM International College recognised an important academic milestone for the centre, with 5 students graduating with Degrees from The University of Hertfordshire, UK, alongside 46 ABE graduates.

The National Management and Arts College celebrated the graduation of 520 students. The ABE Director of South East Asia and Pacific, Suren Verma, attended the ceremony as a special guest and delivered an inspiring speech to graduates as they marked this significant achievement.

MESI Business College also successfully held its graduation ceremony, where 146 ABE Endorsed students received awards in recognition of their academic progress and achievements.

These ceremonies were meaningful celebrations of the dedication, hard work, and commitment shown by students throughout their learning journeys.

Congratulations to all graduates and to the centres who continue to support and inspire learner success 🎓

15/05/2026

For Mental Health Awareness Week, our ABE Alumni have come together to share the small actions and habits that help support their wellbeing throughout their working day.

Led by ABE Alumni Advocate in Mauritius, Selveena Parmanum, this “Roadmap to well-being” highlights how simple, intentional moments from taking a walk and listening to music, to practising gratitude, mindfulness, and reflection can help create clarity, resilience, and balance in your professional life.

These shared experiences are a reminder that mental wellbeing is not built through one single action, but through the small habits we make time for consistently.

We are proud to share the work of our alumni and their thoughtful reflections for Mental Health Awareness Week, as we continue to move beyond awareness and encourage positive action for ourselves and others.

14/05/2026

With the timed exam assessments just around the corner, now is the time to focus on preparation and revision ahead of the assessment window. The timed assessments for May 2026 will take place on 1 & 2 June 2026.

Timed exams can feel stressful, but with the right preparation and approach, you can improve your technique and give yourself the best possible chance of success.

Here are some useful tips to support your preparation:
✔️ Familiarise yourself with the format of the assessment and the types of questions you may be asked
✔️ Practice completing past papers under timed conditions to improve your time management and identify areas for improvement
✔️ Use available resources, including study guides, textbooks, and online materials, to strengthen your understanding
✔️ Avoid revising for long periods without breaks, as regular breaks can help maintain concentration and motivation
✔️ Prepare everything you need ahead of exam day and make sure you arrive in good time
✔️ Read all instructions carefully before starting and pace yourself throughout the assessment
✔️ If you get stuck on a question, move on and return to it later rather than losing valuable time
✔️ Most importantly, remain calm and trust in the preparation and effort you have put into your studies

Good luck to all learners preparing for the upcoming timed assessments.