The Western Cape Education Department (WCED) said the Computer Application Technology (CAT) practical exam, proceed without incident in the province on Tuesday, despite concerns about load shedding.
The WCED’s Kerry Mauchline
said plans are in place for the eventuality of power cuts.
‘’We congratulate our
exam officials and our school staff for their hard work and planning that made
this a reality. All of our contingency plans are in place for load shedding.
‘’There is a standard
protocol that all schools follow for a scheduled power outage like load
shedding. Our districts monitor the situation closely and deal with any problem
that arise case by case basis,’’ added Kerry Mauchline, WCED spokesperson.
Nine-hundred-and-twenty-seven
learners in the Western Cape is expected to complete their Information
Technology (IT) exams on Wednesday.
‘’We wish them well for
the exams,’’ concluded Mauchline.
PICTURE: WCEDDone By: Mitchum George
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