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Postal submission is no longer possible.  \nOnce you’ve made your entries, submit your centre marks (1, 2 or 3) on Edexcel Online. The LWT opens on 13 April 2026 for the June 2026 exam series.  \nIf your centre marks are submitted before this date, your moderation sample will be available in the LWT from 13 April, and you can upload student work for moderation straight away.  \nIf you submit your centre marks on or after 13 April, your moderation sample will appear in the LWT within 6 hours.  \nIf any of the called-for candidates have been withdrawn or have incomplete submissions, please upload additional candidates' work of a comparable level, and upload a covering note to your moderator on the LWT.  \nPlease use the step-by-step LWT guide if you need help.  \nHow, physically, should I submit the work?  \nHow doI submit my marks toEdexcel?  \nIn the marks column on Edexcel Online, you enter ‘1’,‘2’ or ‘3’ according to the level your student has achieved. You must print out a copy of the ‘marks’ foryour own records and ensure that the marks entered are accurate immediately after submitting it.  \nIn order to enter marks you must have ‘basic access’ and ‘Coursework and Portfolio’ ticked on your Edexcel online profile. If you don’t have this, your exams officer can amend your profile.  \nWhere is the Edexcel Online link?  \nAccess Edexcel Online.  \nIf you need to be setup with an Edexcel Online account please ask your exams officer.  \nIf you've forgotten your Edexcel Online password you can generate a new one.  \nELC guidance documents  \nThe key information on ELC can be found in these documents:  \nSpecification , especially p. 49.  \nGetting Started Guide , especially p. 6.  \nELC authentication sheets  \nPlease note: these were updated in 2024 to include anAI declaration.  \nAssessment record and authentication sheets.  \nInforming candidates of their centre assessed marks prior to submission  \nCandidates must be told the ‘mark ’ (1, 2 or 3) given by their centre for a centre assessed component/unit. This requirement is to enable candidates to request a review of the centre’s marking prior to the marks being submitted to the awarding body, should they wish to do so. 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