WASSCE Core Mathematics word problems are proving a major hurdle for students adapting to Ghana's new application-focused curriculum.
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Exam Malpractice Plagues BECE: Technology Fuels Growing Concerns
Explore how technology is fueling a rise in exam malpractice at Ghana's BECE, leading to 44 arrests and threatening educational…
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Ghana Education Service Appeals for Public Vigilance Against Exam Malpractice
Help GES fight exam malpractice by reporting suspicious activities through their hotlines to ensure fair national assessments.
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Four Educators Fined GH¢12,000 for Exam Malpractice in Central Region
Four educators in Ghana's Central Region face GH¢12,000 in fines for exam malpractice, highlighting efforts to uphold educational integrity.
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Over Half a Million Candidates Commence 2026 WASSCE in Ghana, Marking Return to Traditional Calendar
Over 500,000 Ghanaian students begin the 2026 WASSCE, marking a significant return to the traditional May-June exam calendar.
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WAEC Confirms Arrests of 43 Teachers Amidst BECE Malpractice Investigations
WAEC confirms 43 teachers arrested in BECE malpractice probe, signaling intensified efforts to ensure examination integrity.
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Education Ministry Cracks Down on BECE Malpractice Amidst Early Offences
The Ministry of Education has issued a stern warning against examination malpractice as the 2026 Basic Education Certificate Examination (BECE)…
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Ahafo Region Launches High-Stakes Crusade Against Exam Malpractice
Ahafo Region begins a crucial battle against exam malpractice to restore its academic integrity after being flagged as a hotspot…
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Seven Teachers Arrested Amidst BECE Exam Malpractice Allegations
Seven teachers were arrested by WAEC for alleged BECE exam malpractice across three regions, raising concerns about educational integrity.
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Logistical Hurdles Plague BECE Material Distribution in Ghana; Experts Urge Systemic Review
Ghana's BECE exam material distribution faces severe logistical delays, raising integrity concerns and prompting experts to demand a systemic review.
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