Western Cape Education
Department has warned Grede12 learners against cheating in the upcoming
National Senior Certificate Examinations.
Western Cape Education MEC
Debbie Schafer said in a statement that cheating can result in serious
consequences such as being banned for writing the NSC up to three years.
In the coming days,
candidates across the Province will be signing a voluntary pledge that, amongst
other things, shows their commitment to comply with all rules and regulations
relevant to the NSC exams.
Ministerial Spokesperson
Jessica Shelver This will have obvious effects on the candidate’s future study
plans and opportunities.
“Put simply, Cheating is not worth it, you are
only cheating yourself. Learners have spent at least twelve years at school and
should not risk throwing all this away by using irregular means to pass the
examinations.” Shelver added.
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