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Midwest Radio - Over 1500 students in Co Mayo begin Leaving Cert exams today - Vimarsana News

Midwest Radio - Over 1500 students in Co Mayo begin Leaving Cert exams today

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CSEC, CAPE exams delayed another two weeks - Vimarsana News

CSEC, CAPE exams delayed another two weeks

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CXC delays causing problems - Vimarsana News

CXC delays causing problems

CXC delays causing problems Wednesday 27 January 2021 THE EDITOR: Many CAPE Unit Two 2020 students and their families are still in the dark as to what the final grades are. CXC is yet to complete the re-marking as well as produce the final certificates. Many students need these certificates to produce to foreign universities and it is holding back their applications. Of course, CXC has not answered why it is changing the grades of students who did not request a re-mark. It remains a mystery, though many theories exist on why CXC would change the initial grades. What is therefore the reliabi...

Jamaica considers options for CXC 2021 exams - Vimarsana News

Jamaica considers options for CXC 2021 exams

Article by Social Share Kingston – Minister of Education Fayval Williams has disclosed that her ministry has been in dialogue with the Caribbean Examinations Council (CXC) and has conducted consultations with key local stakeholders on modifications to the administration of the 2021 examinations. The consultations were held against the background of issues surrounding the examinations last year, including inconsistencies and discrepancies in the exam grades which has triggered legal action in some Caribbean islands. Five options have been presented. “The options were evaluated as val...

Norton man caged for selling 'O' Level exam papers - Vimarsana News

Norton man caged for selling 'O' Level exam papers

Norton man caged for selling ‘O’ Level exam papers BY HARRIET CHIKANDIWA Arnold Maimba was employed as a contract worker at the Zimsec Printing Press in Norton when he committed the crime. He will serve and effective six months after Harare magistrate Victoria Mashamba suspended six months of the sentence on condition of good behaviour. Maimba was charged with having access to, or revealing the contents of examination material as defined in section 35(a) and (b) of the Zimsec Act after Rogers Mashingaidze, the regulation manager at Zimsec lodged a complaint. During trial last week, the co...