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Appendix: Key to Interviewees

[I have referred to Lord Dearing, autumn 2003, and Professor Peter Gosden, 2000 by
name, as they were interviewed as individuals in their own right rather than as
officials of a particular body.]

AEBl: AEB General Secretary (retired) (Letter), June 2004

AQAl: AQA ChiefExecutive, 2000

AQA2 : AQA Former ChiefExecutive, October 2003

AQA3: ChiefExecutive & Deputy, June 2005

Business Studies: Head of Business Department of 11-18 School, November 2003

City & Guilds: City & Guilds ChiefExecutive, 2000

DfES 1: Director of Qualifications: Lifelong Learning Directorate, DfEE, 2000

Edexcell: Edexcel ChiefExecutive, 2000

Edexcel2: Edexcel Director of Policy and Qualifications, October 2003

Edexcel3: Edexcel Former ChiefExecutive, March 2004

Edexcel4: President Pearson Assessments & Testing, September 2005

NUT: Headteacher member of Schools Council (retired), phone interview, 2000

OCRl: OCR Former ChiefExecutive, 2000

OCR2: OCR ChiefExecutive, October 2003

QCAl: QCA ChiefExecutive, 2000

QCA2: QCA Deputy Director and Former Director of Qualifications, November

2003

QCA3: Former member of NCVQ Research Department then of QCA research

department, January 2004



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