Education Minister wishes BECE candidates well
The Minister of Education, Haruna Iddrisu, has encouraged this year's Basic Education Certificate Examination (BECE) candidates to believe in themselves that they can pass the exams without external support.
He expressed his belief in their ability to do independent work, advising them to stay away from any forms of examination malpractice.
Best wishes
“Stay away from any form of examination malpractice. Rely on what you have been taught in class as well as what you have learnt.
Do independent work and be rest assured that this examination is within your capability.”
"Prepare and stay calm as you enter the examination hall.
Don't panic, believe in yourselves.”
"I wish you all the best as you embark on this milestone," he encouraged the candidates in a message to all the BECE candidates as they begin the exams today.
Mr Iddrisu was confident in the candidates that, “your hard work and dedication will yield excellent results.
May your effort be rewarded with success.”
“Good luck to all BECE candidates. I wish you the very best of luck," the minister said.
Teachers and officials
Mr Iddrisu commended the teachers for adequately preparing the candidates for the examination, adding that the ministry was aware of their crucial role in the education mix.
He assured teachers that the Mahama-led government would do everything to support teachers to enable them to deliver on their mandate.
To the examination officials, the minister expressed confidence in their ability to ensure a smooth examination session.
He urged them to exhibit the highest level of professionalism in their respective duties to help maintain the credibility and integrity of the examination.
