Zimbabwe Schools Examination Council

Stakeholders have castigated the November 2022 examination fees pegged in United States dollars gazetted by Zimbabwe Schools Examination Council (ZIMSEC) for being beyond the reach of many.
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This year’s learning was also affected by a prolonged lockdown which ate out the whole second term. Schools were only reopened this month with concerns that those writing public examinations will not have adequate time to cover syllabuses…
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Parents and guardians have called on the Zimbabwe Schools Examination Council (Zimsec) to postpone the 2020 June and November examinations to December considering that lessons have been affected by the lockdown which has been extended to…
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The country’s education system is battling to preserve its integrity in the wake of an upsurge in academic fraudsters who are forging qualifications to secure jobs and gain admission into institutions of higher learning.
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The Zimbabwe Schools Examination Council (Zimsec) has dismissed social media reports claiming that there would be a resit for three examination papers that allegedly leaked during the just-ended November examinations.
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The High Court has come to the rescue of a 15-year-old Form Four pupil who was barred from sitting for her Ordinary Level examinations because she does not have a national identity card.
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At least 16 Marondera pupils have approached the High Court seeking an order overturning a decision by their school headmaster to cancel their 2017 ‘‘O’’ Level Mathematics Paper 2 examination results on allegations of cheating.
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A 16 year old former Phakamani High School pupil who scored 7As and 2Bs in the recently released Zimbabwe Schools Examination Council (Zimsec) Ordinary Level Examinations is appealing for financial assistance to proceed to Advanced Level.
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The November 2015 Zimbabwe Schools Examination Council Ordinary Level results are out and have since been dispatched to regional offices for collection.
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By Mugove Tafirenyika Government has barred the Zimbabwe Schools Examination Council (Zimsec) from compiling the top 100 schools in this year’s Grade Seven examinations, preferring it to be done by the minister of Primary and Secondary…
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