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National Senior Certificate Examinations 2016: A system on the rise!

In 2016, we celebrated the 20th anniversary of the South African Constitution. The Constitution, signed into law by former President Nelson Mandela, marked one of the most exceptional moments in South Africa’s history. The South African Constitution is regarded as one of the most progressive in the world and enjoys high acclaim internationally. As we celebrate a rising constitutional democracy in South Africa, I am pleased to release the National Senior Certificate Examination Report for the class of 2016. The Class of 2016 entered the education system in 2005, secure in the context of free citizenry in South Africa and a commitment from government to create better life opportunities for all. We value this societal freedom and common citizenry that is constitutionally driven by values of ‘Ubuntu’ and ‘Batho-Pele’, empowering this cohort of learners to successfully build on 20 years of freedom and democracy.

The cornerstone of the democratic era has been an improving education system committed to the pursuit of quality basic education, the necessary raising of standards and careful introspection of progress. Government’s strategy of improving basic education quality has been articulated in the National Development Plan (NDP) Vision 2030: Our future – Make it work . In this regard, the education sector has aligned its medium-term and annual performance plans towards improving the nutrition of learners, building more safe schools and improving school infrastructure in rural areas, ensuring every child in “no-fee” schools has access to workbooks, improving the competency and

capacity of school principals to be effective leaders and building more teacher development centres to support the improvement in teacher content knowledge and pedagogical practice. It is against these sector inputs and noting that the education enterprise is a highly complex activity where the outcome is based on a multiplicity of factors, that we use the National Senior Certificate examination results, as one of the barometers to evaluate our success.

The Quality Assurance Council, Umalusi, which plays a critical role in upholding the integrity of the NSC examination, has after rigorous verification of all examination processes, approved the results of the 2016 NSC examination. This achievement has been attributed to an examination and assessment system that has engineered a high degree of precision in its administrative systems and processes, set papers that are internationally comparable, improved its marking processes so that competent markers are appointed and trained, and introduced robust quality assurance measures to improve the quality of marking. The strengthened administration processes saw a reduction of group copying and serious irregularities. The regrettable leakage of a Mathematics examination paper in a Limpopo

school was contained and did not disrupt the smooth running of the 2016 NSC examination. Further, it must be acknowledged that the results are subjected to a rigorous standardisation process conducted by Umalusi prior to the release. The NSC examination processes have been consistently reviewed and strengthened over the past 20 years and the qualification is therefore trusted by employers, higher education institutions and the South African public.

The achievement rate of the 2016 NSC cohort has increased from 70,7% in 2015 to 72.5% in 2016.

Congratulations to the Class of 2016! Your hard work has been justly rewarded. You are encouraged to see this achievement as an important milestone to even greater success in furthering your life opportunities in higher education, in the workplace and as valuable citizens in our constitutional democracy. We also thank parents, teachers, principals, teacher unions, communities, district and provincial officials, and social partners for supporting the Class of 2016. We therefore invite all education stakeholders and the broader South African republic to view the results with a sense of ownership and involvement to support the projects, programmes and efforts of the Department in our mission to deliver quality basic education to all learners.

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FULL LIST: Room Assignment March 2016 LET Teachers Board Exam

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• Bring the following: Notice of Admission (NOA), Official Receipt, pencils no. 1 or 2, black ball pens, metered-stamped window mailing envelope, long brown and long plastic envelopes.
• CELLULAR PHONES AND OTHER ELECTRONIC GADGETS ARE STRICTLY PROHIBITED.
• Wear the prescribed dress code.

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COMPLETE LIST: Room Assignment for March 20, 2016 LET Teachers Board Exam

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• Major in VALUES EDUCATION
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• Examinees should report before 6:30 in the morning every examination day. LATE EXAMINEES WILL NOT BE ADMITTED.
• Bring the following: Notice of Admission (NOA), Official Receipt, pencils no. 1 or 2, black ball pens, metered-stamped window mailing envelope, long brown and long plastic envelopes.
• CELLULAR PHONES AND OTHER ELECTRONIC GADGETS ARE STRICTLY PROHIBITED.
• Wear the prescribed dress code.

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ROOM ASSIGNMENTS: August 2016 Psychologist and Psychometrician Board Exams

MANILA, Philippines – The Professional Regulation Commission (PRC) Board of Psychology released the August 2016 Psychologist and Psychometrician board exams room assignments one week before the licensure exam. The board exams are scheduled to take place on August 30-31, 2016 at PRC testing centers in Manila, Baguio, Cagayan de Oro (CDO), Cebu, Davao, Iloilo, Legazpi and Lucena.

As posted by PRC, examinees shall bring the following requirements on examination proper. The Notice of Admission (NOA), Official Receipt, Pencils No. 1 or 2/ Black ink ballpen, metered stamped mailing envelope, long brown and plastic/transparent envelopes.

PRC reminds examinees to report before 6:30 in the morning on the said date because late comers will not be admitted, examination fees for late examinees will also be forfeited.

Examinees are advised to verify their application number on the day of examination from room watchers/proctors assigned to the room.

Psychologist and psychometrician are among the programs with average number of examinees being administered by PRC. On the same board exam conducted July 2015, 36 out of 76 passed the Psychologist while 2,061 out of 4,466 passed in the Psychometrician.

• Top 10 Passers: August 2016 Psychometrician Board Exam Topnotchers
• Top Performing Schools and Performance of Schools: August 2016 Psychometrician Board Exam Results
• Verification of Ratings: August 2016 Psychometrician Board Exam
• August 2016 Psychologist Board Exam Results

Examinees shall adhere to the attire set by the Professional Regulation Commission.

For male examinees, plain white polo shirt with collar without any seal, logo or marks partnered with decent pants or slacks. For female, plain white blouse or shirt with collar without any seal, logo or marks partnered with skirt or slacks. ROOM ASSIGNMENTS Below are the detailed programs and room assignments for the testing locations mentioned in the August 2016 Psychologist and Psychometrician board exams, courtesy of  PRC :

Psychologist

Psychometrician

• Cagayan de Oro (CDO)

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I hope the other room assignments will be posted here before the weekend so that the examinees will be able to survey the place and estimate their travel time.

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