The National Examination Council of Tanzania (NECTA)
Permanent Secretary, Dr Leonard Akwilapo on April 22nd, 2020 responded to questions from parents and form six students about their fate over final exams that were set to begin early May.
Recently, parents and students have been struggling to find out whether Form Six exams (ACSEE) will continue as planned or not as a result of the C0v1d-I9 pandemic, which has since led to the closure of all schools and colleges to contain further spread of the virus.
Speaking to the The Citizen , Dr Akwilapo made it clear that all examinations will have to wait until further notice.
“The National Examinations Council of Tanzania (NECTA) has distributed letters to all regional and district administrative secretaries and to all public and private schools, notifying them on the cancellation of all examinations in the country until it is re-announced,” he said.
Source: The citizen
According to the 2020 Advanced Certificate for Secondary Examinations (ACSEE) timetable, Form Six candidates were supposed to begin the exams on May 04th, 2020 starting with General studies in the morning.
Recently, parents and students have been struggling to find out whether Form Six exams (ACSEE) will continue as planned or not as a result of the C0v1d-I9 pandemic, which has since led to the closure of all schools and colleges to contain further spread of the virus.
Speaking to the The Citizen , Dr Akwilapo made it clear that all examinations will have to wait until further notice.
“The National Examinations Council of Tanzania (NECTA) has distributed letters to all regional and district administrative secretaries and to all public and private schools, notifying them on the cancellation of all examinations in the country until it is re-announced,” he said.
Source: The citizen
