WAEC Commends Successful Conduct Of May-June SSCE
WAEC Commends Successful Conduct Of May-June SSCE.
WAEC Commends Successful Conduct Of SSCE: The West African Examinations Council (WAEC) has commended the successful conduct of its May/June Senior School Certificate Examination (SSCE), stick with this article to find out more.
ABOUT WAEC
WAEC vision is to be a world-class examining body, adding value to the educational goals of its stakeholders. Its mission is to remain Africa foremost examining body, providing qualitative and reliable educational assessment, encouraging academic and moral excellence and promoting sustainable human resource development and international cooperation.
In its sixty years of existence, the Council has achieved its mission in very large measure. For instance it has over the years developed a team of well-trained and highly motivated staff and has administered examinations that are both valid and relevant to the educational aspirations of member countries.
Its certificates enjoy international recognition. WAEC has also been promoting the ideals of hard work and honesty in the youth through its awards for outstanding performance in its examinations.
The Council conducts several international and national examinations in all member countries except Nigeria where it has shed all but one of its examinations, The West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE) for School Candidates and Private Candidates (First and Second Series)
THE NEWS
According to the Public Affairs Officer (PAO) of WAEC, Mr. Damianus Ojijeogu, who made this disclosure on Monday in Lagos, the examination has been mostly hitch free.
It would be recalled that the May / June West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE) started in February this year and will end on May 13th.
Speaking further, Mr. Ojijeogu stated that there has been no negative report since the examination started, especially in states with security concerns.
He said the only hitch recorded during the exam was the nationwide fuel scarcity which almost affected logistics and movement of staff and materials to their various examination centres.
Ojijeogu said that marking of the scripts would begin in June to enhance early release of results.
He expressed the council’s appreciation to the supervisors and the examiners for their efforts and commitment toward the conduct of the examination.
The WAEC official, however noted that a lot still needed to be done in the aspect of discipline. He assured of the council’s commitment to quality service delivery. (NAN)
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CSN Team.
