WAEC To Conduct Research On Stakeholders Readiness For Computer-Based WASSCE 2025
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Posted 7 months ago at 7:38 pm on Thursday, March 13, 2025 by Admin
The West African Examinations Council (WAEC) has approved a research study to assess the readiness of key stakeholders—Principals, Teachers, and Students—for the transition to a Computer-Based West African Senior School Certificate Examination (CB-WASSCE) in 2025.
Research and Questionnaire Distribution
To evaluate preparedness, WAEC has developed a structured questionnaire aimed at simulating the readiness of stakeholders. The questionnaire link will be shared with Principals and Examination Officers through briefing sessions or WhatsApp platforms to ensure wide participation via Google Forms.
Mock Examination for Candidates
Additionally, WAEC has announced that an online mock examination will be conducted for candidates. The date for this exercise will be communicated after the close of registration. Schools are urged to encourage students to take part in the mock exam, as this will provide relevant feedback on their adaptability to the computer-based format.
Mandatory Compliance Required
WAEC has emphasized the importance of full compliance with this research initiative. Schools must ensure that all questionnaires are accurately completed and submitted.
Conclusion
As WAEC prepares to implement CB-WASSCE, this research will play a crucial role in identifying potential challenges and making necessary adjustments. Schools and candidates are encouraged to actively participate in both the survey and the mock examination to facilitate a smooth transition to the new system.
Research and Questionnaire Distribution
To evaluate preparedness, WAEC has developed a structured questionnaire aimed at simulating the readiness of stakeholders. The questionnaire link will be shared with Principals and Examination Officers through briefing sessions or WhatsApp platforms to ensure wide participation via Google Forms.
Mock Examination for Candidates
Additionally, WAEC has announced that an online mock examination will be conducted for candidates. The date for this exercise will be communicated after the close of registration. Schools are urged to encourage students to take part in the mock exam, as this will provide relevant feedback on their adaptability to the computer-based format.
Mandatory Compliance Required
WAEC has emphasized the importance of full compliance with this research initiative. Schools must ensure that all questionnaires are accurately completed and submitted.
Conclusion
As WAEC prepares to implement CB-WASSCE, this research will play a crucial role in identifying potential challenges and making necessary adjustments. Schools and candidates are encouraged to actively participate in both the survey and the mock examination to facilitate a smooth transition to the new system.