Pre-examination procedures regarding the conduct of WAEC 2024 -Check here

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Pre-examination procedures regarding the conduct of WAEC 2024 -Check hereĀ 

In preparation for the upcoming examinations, the West African Examinations Council (WAEC) has outlined a comprehensive set of pre-examination procedures to ensure the smooth and fair conduct of the Council’s examinations. These procedures are designed to uphold the integrity of the examinations and provide a standardized and rigorous assessment for all candidates.

Pre-Examination Procedures (1)

  1. Development of Teaching syllabus by the Ghana Education Service and Examinations syllabus by WAEC Training of Item Writers
  2. Commissioning of Item Writers/knowledgeable persons/experts/professionals in the subject areas are commissioned to set questions).

Pre-Examination Procedures (2)

  1. Trial testing of Items
  2. Moderation of Items by experts
  3. Compilation of papers by Subject Officers
  4. Typesetting, proofreading, and editing
  5. Printing of question papers
  6. Accreditation / Recognition of Schools
READ ALSO: WAEC Certificates: How to Replace Lost, Misplaced, or Damaged BECE / WASSCE Certificates

Pre-Examination Procedures (3)

  1. Registration of candidates (This is done online)
  2. School candidates are registered by Directors of Education (BECE)/ Heads of School (WASSCE).
  3. Private candidates register individually.
  4. Centre Arrangements for conduct of examinations
  5. Submission of Continuous Assessment Scores (school examinations only)

Pre-Examination Procedures (4)

  1. Briefing Courses for Heads of School and Examination Officials
  2. Sensitisation programme for schools/candidates: These programs aim to familiarize them with the examination rules and regulations, ensuring a level playing field for all participants.
  3. Packing of confidential materials, including question papers and other related documents, are packed securely to maintain the integrity and confidentiality of the examination process.

SOURCE: Coverghana.com.gh

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