August 19, 2021
Latest data shows some public schools are claiming barely any special provisions for HSC students – in stark contrast to private schools.
August 18, 2021
Schools will be given the power to change the date of the HSC trial exams this term in a bid to help principals manage the fallout of homeschooling this term. The 2021 language orals, performance, practical and written HSC exams are on track to go ahead as scheduled.
August 18, 2021
External assessments are held annually in Term 4. The 2021 external assessment timetable for General and General (Extension) subjects is now available.
August 17, 2021
Schools in South Africa will shut down due to rising Covid-19 cases, and they will resume after the winter holidays. School support programmes will continue for grades 11 and 12. Supplementary exams will also continue forward.
August 17, 2021
The organizing power Wallonia-Brussels Education took a position following the recommendation of Minister Désir. With the exception of the external exams and diploma years, the students of the official will not be subjected to any exam next June. Neither repechage session in early September.
August 17, 2021
Speaker of Egypt's parliament Hanafi Gibali that the government has decided to withdraw ten draft laws from parliament, including one that was aimed at changing the system of the country's high school certificate. The move came after a majority of deputies in the Senate and the House of Representatives rejected the law.
August 16, 2021
In Ecuador, since 2012, students have taken mandatory exams to apply for higher education. In 2016 they joined in one, Ser Bachelor.
August 14, 2021
Thailand’s Education Ministry is launching an online platform for public school students who are, once again, being forced to learn at home due to restrictions and limitations imposed by the government.
August 13, 2021
Portugal is working to implement the European Education Area, says minister. Tiago Brandão Rodrigues considers that the resolution will now "guide and support cooperation at EU level in education and training".
August 12, 2021
2,990 of the around 9,900 high school graduates in Hamburg were affected. After about half of the five-hour exam, it became clear that there were errors in the biology exam. In order to accommodate the students, the authorities said they had made it possible to extend working hours by 30 minutes while the exam was still taking place. Alternatively, it was offered to break off the exam and to write a new one later.