WAEC: Nigerian govt reveals Exam students may write instead of WASSCE
up with the West African Examination Council, WAEC’s timetabe for the 2020 Senior Secondary School Certificate Examination.
According to the Minister, “this would be to allow all participating countries the needed time to write the general subjects at the same time if Nigeria is able to meet up with the WAEC timetable.” “In the guideline, there is a checklist of the requirements to be put in place and we have given a cut off date so we can know who needs help,” he said.He said many States in Nigeria have complained about their inability to meet up with the date and that was why the Federal government requested WAEC give the country and the schools some time to meet up.
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