The Western Cape’s Education MEC, David Maynier, said he is pleased that the 2023 National Senior Certificate (NSC) exams in the province, concluded without a hitch.
Candidates wrote their final paper on Tuesday, with Dance
Studies, as well as Agricultural Technology. Majority of candidates ended on Friday,
with Afrikaans Paper 3.
PICTURE: PixabayA total of 76 903 candidates wrote the National Senior
Certificate (NSC) exams in the Western Cape in 2023. Of these, 64 105 are
full-time candidates, and 12 798 are part-time candidates. The written exams
began on Monday 30 October 2023, with a total of 66 831 candidates writing
English Home Language, First Additional Language, or Second Additional Language
in the morning sitting. 123 exam papers were written during the exam period.
“The final take place today, and we are pleased to report
that the session has run smoothly with no disruptions. Well done to our
matrics! You have made it through the hardest part and can now relax and celebrate. Please do so safely and responsibly, so that we can celebrate the
results with you when they are released in January,’’ said David Maynier,
Western Cape Education MEC.
‘’We thank everyone in our province for treating our
matrics as the VIPs of the Western Cape over the past few weeks. And a big
thank you to our schools and officials who have worked so hard over this period
to ensure that the exams were a success. We wish them the very best as we move
into the marking period!’’ he added.
Done by: Alungile Njemla
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