How to Contact RM plc and Follow Its Latest News

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To contact RM plc, use the “Get in touch” link on its homepage (rm.com). To follow its news, browse the “Latest news” section of the same site, which carries company, assessment, and technology updates. If you want technology-related updates by email, RM also offers a TechTalk newsletter sign-up at rm.com/technology/subscribe. These are the three entry points the site itself provides; the homepage does not publish a phone number, email address, or office address, so the contact link is the starting point for any direct enquiry.

Contacting RM

The homepage closes with a “Find out how we can help you” prompt and a Get in touch link. That is the site’s designated route for enquiries, whether you are a school, an exam board, a professional organisation, or a government body — the audiences RM says it works with.

What the page does not give you:

  • No direct email address or phone number
  • No named contact person or department list
  • No stated response time or opening hours

So plan on the contact link leading to a form or a further routing page rather than to immediate human contact details. If your enquiry is specific — say, about digital assessment delivery versus school networking — it helps to say so in your first message, because RM splits its work into two distinct areas (see below) and your request will likely be routed accordingly.

Following RM’s Latest News

The Latest news section on the homepage is the main public feed. It mixes four kinds of updates:

Type Example from the page
Partnerships and collaborations RM and ITTS exploring collaboration for high-stakes assessment delivery; RM Technology partnering with the Digital Poverty Alliance on device access
Contracts Extension of the digital e-marking contract with ICAEW
Company and financial announcements Sale of the TTS business; interim results for the six months ended 31 May 2026
Appointments and commentary Appointment of Dawn Pollard to drive digital assessment growth; pieces on rethinking assessment and candidate experience

Each item has a Read More link. The dates shown run from April to October 2026, so the feed is actively maintained rather than an archive. If you are tracking RM as a supplier, a partner, or an investor, this is the page to check rather than the product pages, which describe services but not corporate changes.

Subscribing to TechTalk

The only subscription signal on the site is the TechTalk newsletter, linked from the technology section at rm.com/technology/subscribe. The page does not state frequency, content scope beyond technology, or whether past issues are archived, so treat it as a technology-focused mailing list rather than a general company newsletter. The news feed remains the broader source.

Knowing Which Part of RM You Need

RM describes itself as an “EdTech partner” working with schools, exam boards, professional organisations, and governments to make learning and assessment more accessible. Its work is presented in two arms, and which one you approach depends on your question:

  • RM Assessment — digital assessment and marking, delivered through the RM Ava platform, plus digital transformation support. Relevant if you are an awarding body or organisation running exams and want reliable, secure digital delivery and marking.
  • RM Technology — IT and IT services for schools: computing, networking, and security filtering, aimed at building “dynamic, inclusive learning environments.”

There is also an RM Technology Store, which sells pre-configured hardware from major manufacturers with education discounts and the option to spend school credit with RM. That is a purchasing route rather than a contact route, but it is where hardware questions start.

A practical example: a school wanting to replace classroom devices would go to the Technology Store and the RM Technology side; an exam board wanting to move marking online would go to RM Assessment and the Ava platform. Sending a generic enquiry through “Get in touch” works, but naming the arm you need saves a round of routing.

What You Won’t Find on the Homepage

To set expectations: the homepage gives no pricing for any service, no login or account portal, and no self-service support or status page. The newsletter link is a sign-up, not a statement that anything is free. For anything beyond news and a contact form, you will need to make contact and ask.