The Malawi National Examination Board (MANEB) has disclosed that Malawi School Certificate of Education (MSCE) exams will now cover work starting from Form One to Form Four.
The new approach on the exams follows the abolishment of Junior Certificate of Education exams.
MANEB disclosed that students are now to prepare for all secondary school work before sitting for MSCE exams.
In a statement made available to Malawi24, the examination body says it has put forth plans to cover all topics and subtopics learned in both senior and junior levels of Malawi’s secondary education.
“The examination syllabus committee will meet to develop new MSCE tables of test specifications based on both junior and senior levels.
“Sample MSCE papers will be developed from the new MSCE tables of test specification and sent to all secondary schools,” reads part of the statement.
However MANEB has disclosed that the change will be effected on candidates sitting for the MSCE exams in 2019.
173 thoughts on “No more easy work for MSCE candidates: exams to include Form One work”
Comments are closed.
Even the papers the candidates have been writing contend form one elements, what would be special with this one ?
nothng wrong here,those criticisng the idea are lazy peaple.
Poor government pls stupid
Mmmmm ndikuona ngat zakhara bwino chifukwa ngakhale tikukhara ndi mastfct ambiri koma ntchito zikusowabe amalawi apa tingovomeleza kuti sukulu yatha kumalawi.tatopa ndikuva nyasi .
It’s too much works for students to lead all the books
Kanundu ameyo mwamugula kut ?
Kkkkkk malawi wanga
Zachamba eti! Mitu ya ana sukulu si memory card…
or yaulonda ?
Useless decisions to hell with your education.
Mozambique kale imeneyo kkkkkkkk koma mpanje umaziwa kuyisova