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It's a concern that some matric pupils are not able to write exams due to protest action - Umalusi - Vimarsana News

It's a concern that some matric pupils are not able to write exams due to protest action - Umalusi

More than a week ago, 755 981 full-time Grade 12 candidates sat for the exams across all provinces - an increase of 22 783 candidates.

Source: news24.com
SSC offline exams begin on Mar 15 with novel 'My School, My Centre' system - Vimarsana News

SSC offline exams begin on Mar 15 with novel 'My School, My Centre' system

Nagpur Today : Nagpur News Latest News SSC offline exams begin on Mar 15 with novel ‘My School, My Centre’ system

Matric exams: 'We have done all we could' to prevent question paper leaks - Angie Motshekga - Vimarsana News

Matric exams: 'We have done all we could' to prevent question paper leaks - Angie Motshekga

Basic Education Minister Angie Motshekga says her department has done everything possible to prevent another matric exam leak.

Source: news24.com
Matric exams start this week – with strict new rules around WhatsApp and messaging - Vimarsana News

Matric exams start this week – with strict new rules around WhatsApp and messaging

South Africa’s government schools will commence with the National Senior Certificate examinations on Wednesday (27 October), with the Department of Education…

'Cheating is not worth it!': Matric learners and parents will be required to sign these forms ahead of exams - Vimarsana News

'Cheating is not worth it!': Matric learners and parents will be required to sign these forms ahead of exams

WC Education MEC Debbie Schäfer said matric learners will be required to sign a ‘commitment’ and pledge before writing their final exams. This comes after cheating scandals nearly led to a rewrite last year.