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Govt Considering Reintroducing June Exams This Year

2 years agoSun, 08 Jan 2023 20:23:37 GMT
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Govt Considering Reintroducing June Exams This Year

The Zimbabwean government is considering reintroducing mid-year public examinations often written in June.

Authorities are reportedly finalising consultations to ascertain the value of recommencing the tests, The Sunday News reported citing Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education permanent secretary Mrs Tumisang Thabela.

She told the state-run publication in a recent interview:

We are thinking of bringing back June exams because, all along, Covid-19 had made it impossible to hold the exams, but we have said we want to try to resume the exams, if possible, either this year or next year.

Mrs Thabela also said schools were ready to open adding that a change in weather conditions was affecting preparations. She added:

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We have warned our officers to exercise caution. We have also asked the boarders to wait a bit, if they think that it is not safe and parents not to take their children to school yet.

Otherwise, our children are eager to go back to school and we are also eager to go back and start work.

Mrs Thabela said consultation on the rollout of the State-funded education initiative was ongoing, with the programme set to commence when schools open.

She also said that the Ministry was allowed to recruit 7 000 teachers in 2023.

Mrs Thabela also said the government plans to construct more schools this year to address the education infrastructure deficit.

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3 Comments

The Mad Genius · 2 years ago
Dear Anonymous I have one question only: How does the reintroduction of June Exams maximise "their" profits and further "impoverish" Zimbabwe or Zimbabweans? Its just a question.
Florida · 2 years ago
They will leak the exams and pocket the bribes for their own benefits
Florida · 2 years ago
Just joking around good people
Zuze · 2 years ago
This one is no joke. To answer The Mad Genius, pass rates in Zimbabwe is around 35% so the more re-sit chances (June and November), the more exam fees.... blaaa, blaaa, blaaa. The more ZIMSEC appears to work...
ccc better than zanu pfuu · 2 years ago
zanu government considers introduction of June exams to maximise profit in their pockets and further impoverish Zimbabwe
chief Nemauyu · 2 years ago
teachers deserve more than mere talking.

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