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A/L & O/L exams in December and August from 2023 A/L & O/L exams in December and August from 2023 Written by Share: COLOMBO (News 1st); The Cabinet decision to conduct the G. C. E. Advanced Level exam in December and G. C. E. Ordinary Level exam in August will be implemented from 2023, said the Secretary to the Ministry of Education on Tuesday (04). The Cabinet of Ministers had decided to revise the period of conducting the Advanced Level and Ordinary Level examination. A document from the D...

By Costa Nkomo THE Zimbabwe Schools Examinations Council (ZIMSEC) announced Monday it has released 2020 Ordinary Level results with a 6.8% pass rate drop recorded compared to the previous year. In a press briefing in Harare, ZIMSEC board chairperson Eddie Mwenje advised heads of schools to collect results from regional offices starting today Monday, May 3, 2021. He said while the number of candidates who sat for Ordinary Level examinations in 2020  decreased by 32 365  translating to 11% or...

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Zimbabwe: Amnesty Urges Govt to Allow Students With No IDs to Sit for Exams Zimbabwe: Amnesty Urges Govt to Allow Students With No IDs to Sit for Exams 3 hours ago By Paidashe Mandivengerei Global human rights watcher, Amnesty International has called on the Zimbabwean government to allow children without identification documents to sit for public examinations. Some descendants of Gukurahundi victims and in other instances migrant workers across the country have been barred from accessing educ...

By Alois Vinga FIXED telecommunications operator, TelOne is in the process of laying off 423 of its workers, the majority of whom still had Grade 7 and Zimbabwe Junior Certificate (ZJC) as highest qualification in their CVs. The state firm is keen on having technologically skilled employees in its payroll to match a highly competitive digital world. The affected employees have, through their unions, raised the red flag against what they find to be an unfair labour decision surrounding their fat...

Teen pregnancy, drug abuse a no no! Zimbabwe has scored major victories on the economic front since the beginning of the year, with everything looking set for a more prosperous outcome. However, sharp increase in teenage pregnancy and rising cases of drug and substance abuse over the past year threaten to destroy the social fabric, a key pillar for sustainable development. The country’s demographic of a 67 percent youth population has been described as a strength on which the economy can buil...

Examinations department too is to be privatized..! (Lanka-e-News - 31.March.2021, 11.00PM) It is reported to Lanka e News that for the first time in the history of Sri Lanka, the Department of Examinations is going to be privatized. The move taken to privatize is a highly secretive and sensitive section of the Examinations Department, which, if left unverified, could certainly lead to larger corruption. These days the Examinations Department is eaamining the GCE Advanced Level and Ordinary Leve...

ICPC drops school result forgery charges against ex-presidential aide, Obono-Obla The anti-corruption agency has dropped the charges of school result falsification and forgery it levelled against the ex-presidential aide in 2019. The Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission (ICPC) has amended the corruption and certificate forgery charges it filed against an ex-presidential aide, Okoi Obono-Obla. The amendment, coming less than two months after Mr Obono-Obla and his ...

Education Correspondent In a lofty Georgian building in the heart of Dublins north inner city Junior Certificate students are learning about the 1798 rebellion and of rebels like Wolfe Tone. Henrietta Street School caters for 20 vulnerable young teens, some of them rebels too, in their own way. Nine students here were expecting to sit their Junior Certificate exams this coming June and news of the cancellation of the exams has come as a heavy blow. Henrietta Street School is a school for childr...

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