Marked improvement in 2023 Zimsec Grade 7 exam pass rate
Zimsec announced on Friday that 45.57 percent of learners who sat for the 2023 Grade 7 examinations passed, reflecting a slight improvement from the 2022 results.
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Zimbabwe govt reverses controversial ban on Grade Seven holiday
In a surprising turn of events, the Zimbabwean government has reversed its ban on the traditional early school holiday for Grade Seven pupils who had just completed their national examinations.
ARTUZ raises concerns over new ZIMSEC exam paper measures
ARTUZ has called for a comprehensive review of ZIMSEC's security protocols throughout the entire examination process, including production, storage, distribution, collection, and writing.
ZIMSEC says Ordinary Level Mathematics paper 1 leaked
The examination board, ZIMSEC disclosed Tuesday that the Ordinary Level Mathematics paper 1 written on the same day had leaked in a circumstance that has become a routine norm over the years.
Government to increase Zimsec exam fees for 2022 sitting
The government has sharply increased Zimsec exam fees for Ordinary level and Advanced level students in a trend that could cause some of them fail to sit for their finals.
Zimsec releases results for Advanced Level 2021 Exams
Zimbabwe School Examinations Council (ZIMSEC) has finally released Advanced Level results for November 2021 exams.
Zimsec Releases Dates For November 2021 Exams
The Zimbabwe Schools Examinations Council (ZIMSEC) has released timetables for the 2020 November candidates exams which were delayed by the novel coronavirus.
Zimsec registration for November 2021 exams extended
Zimbabwe Schools Examinations Council (ZIMSEC) has extended the deadline for candidates to register for the November examinations up to July 30, 2021.
Manicaland students expelled from school after viral kissing video
A school in Manicaland has expelled 10 pupils seen kissing and caressing each other in a viral video.
BREAKING: 2017 O-level English Paper II nullified
HARARE - Primary and Secondary Education Minister Professor Paul Mavhima made the announcement in Harare today (Thursday) that the O' level English results have been nullified with immediate effect.
