2027 candidate record form - A-level Geography NEA Independent fieldwork investigation (7037/C) - Candidate record form completion

Oct 20, 2026

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Comprehensive A-level Geography NEA candidate record form for independent fieldwork investigation (7037/C), providing a structured template for candidate and teacher declarations. Includes centre number and centre name, candidate identification, required Notice to Candidates on originality, citation of sources, and explicit acknowledgment of AI use, plus confidentiality and assessment conditions. Contains candidate declaration, candidate signature and date, teacher declaration and details of assistance, and a NEA proposal section with investigation title, links to specification, hypothesis, focus, methodology, sampling, and data-collection plans.

LanguageEnglish

CategoryExam

FormatDOCX

Pages7

Reading Time18 min

AccessFree to download

Notice to Candidates

Candidate Declaration

Candidate signature

Date

Notice to Teachers

Teacher Declaration

Details of assistance given

Teacher signature

Date

NEA proposal

To be completed by the candidate

To be completed by the teacher

2027 candidate record form A-level Geography NEA – Independent fieldwork investigation (7037/C) Complete a Candidate Record Form (CRF) for every candidate. For candidates in the moderation sample, upload the CRF with their NEA through Centre Marks Submission. Centre number Click. Centre name Click or tap here to enter text. Candidate number Click. Candidate name Click or tap here to enter text. Notice to Candidates The work you submit for assessment must be your own. You must not plagiarise. This means you must not take someone else’s words, thoughts, ideas or outputs and try to pass them off as your own. You must clearly reference all your sources. If you have used any material to create ideas for your work (like a book, journal or internet search) you must reference this, even if you haven’t used exactly the same words or phrases in your own work. You must make clear which part, element or phrase you have used and say where it came from. If you receive help and guidance from someone other than your teacher, you must tell your teacher. They will then record the assistance given to you. You must clearly acknowledge and reference any use of AI. Sometimes you are allowed to use an AI tool to create your NEA. You must keep a copy of the original question(s) and any AI generated content you used, for example, a screenshot with a short explanation of how you used it. You must acknowledge the name of the AI tool used; the date the content was generated and the sources used by the AI tool in generating the content. You need to hand this in with your final work so your teacher can check the AI content and how you used it. You must keep your work confidential. You can only share the work you submit for assessment with your teacher(s). You must not share it with anyone else, and you must not post it online. The work you submit for assessment must be produced under the conditions set out in the specification. Each qualification has a specific set of conditions. Your teacher will have explained the level of supervision and control necessary for this assessment. If you break the rules, you could get zero marks, be disqualified from the unit or subject, or even from all exams. AQA will investigate and decide what happens. If there is anything you don’t understand, please speak to your teacher before you sign the form below. Candidate Declaration I have read and understood the Notice to Candidates above. I declare that the work submitted for this assessment: is my own work has clearly referenced all sources has clearly acknowledged any use of AI has been kept confidential has been produced under the conditions set out in the specification. I understand that if I make a false declaration this is a form of malpractice. We may use examples of candidate’s work for standardisation or training purposes. Please see our privacy notice for more information on how we use assessment data and on your rights under data privacy legislation. If there is anything you don’t understand, please speak to your teacher before you sign the form. Candidate signature Click or tap here to enter text. Date Click. Notice to Teachers You must keep a copy of the Candidate Declaration on file until the deadline for requesting a review of results has passed or until any appeal, malpractice or other results enquiry has been completed, whichever is later. This may be subject to inspection by a AQA and/or a JCQ Centre Inspector. Before signing this declaration, please ensure you have read and understood the guidance produced by JCQ on authenticating candidates’ work, marking candidates’ work and internal standardisation. Please also ensure that you are familiar with the candidate’s general standard of work. Teacher Declaration I confirm that: all reasonable steps were taken, including steps to mitigate the risk of AI misuse, to make sure the work submitted is solely that of the candidate concerned to the best of my knowledge, where sources have been used that

FAQs

What are the core requirements in the Notice to Candidates for the NEA work?

The work must be the candidate’s own, must not be plagiarised, and all sources must be clearly referenced. Any help from others and any AI use must be acknowledged appropriately and referenced.

How should candidates acknowledge AI tools if they are used for the NEA?

Candidates must clearly acknowledge the AI tool name, the date content was generated, and the sources used by the AI tool. They must also keep copies of the original question(s) and any AI-generated content used.

What does the teacher declaration confirm about authenticity, AI use, confidentiality, and assessment?

The teacher confirms reasonable steps were taken to mitigate AI misuse, that sources and AI use (where present) were referenced and acknowledged, that assistance was recorded, and that the work was kept confidential and assessed under required conditions. The teacher also confirms internal standardisation and that AI was not used as the sole form of marking.

Oct 20, 2026

Uploaded by awa