The National Council for Curriculum and Assessment (NCCA) is a statutory body of the Department of Education.
The twenty-six members of the Council are appointed by the Minster for a four-year term. The members represent the partners in education, industry and trade union interests, parents’ organisations and other educational interests. The Council also includes one nominee each of the Minister for Education and the Minister for Children, Equality, Disability, Integration and Youth. The Minister for Education and appoints the Chairperson. See the Council members here.
The Council is supported in its work by three boards and a number of development groups. Members of these represent similar stakeholders to Council. See our Board and Development Groups here.
The day-to-day work of the Council is led by the Chief Executive Officer supported by a full-time executive staff. See NCCA Information Booklet here.
How does the NCCA develop its curriculum and assessment advice?
What does the NCCA do and how is it structured?
ISL - How does the NCCA develop its curriculum and assessment advice?
ISL - What does the NCCA do and how is it structured?
