CSEC School-Based Assessment Schedule 2014

The Ministry of Education would like to encourage Parents/Guardians of Secondary School Students to check with your children to ensure
that they have completed School Based Assessments (SBAs) as outlined in the schedule below.

CSEC wraps up

—Over 12,000 students wrote examination

CSEC, CAPE postponed to June 28; students to write Papers I & II

The Caribbean Examinations Council (CXC) has further postponed the beginning of this year’s Caribbean Secondary Education Certificate (CSEC) Examinations and Caribbean Advanced Proficiency Examinations (CAPE) to June 28.

CSEC, CAPE Record Notable Improvements, Despite Pandemic

– more passes in Math at both levels

CSEC, CAPE students to sit exams in July

─results expected in the first week of September

CSEC/CAPE Candidates of Bishop’s High to sit exams at Queen’s College on Monday, June 1

The Ministry of Education wishes to advise parents and CSEC/CAPE candidates of the Bishop’s High School that there has been a change in the venue for the sitting of examinations timetabled for Monday, June 1, 2015.

CXC awards CSEC and CAPE Top Performers

– Queen’s College awarded School of the Year for the seventh consecutive year

CXC delays start of CSEC and CAPE written and practical examinations by three weeks

On Wednesday, April 27, 2022, the Caribbean Examinations Council (CXC) held an emergency meeting to discuss several matters related to the Regional Examinations.

CXC identifies seven Guyanese students for top awards – QC’s Michael Bhopaul secures four

Guyana has made history at the level of the Caribbean Examinations Council [CXC] and it isn’t merely for producing the top regional performer at the 2017 Caribbean Secondary Education Certificate [CSEC] examination.

CXC review of CSEC and CAPE 2020 results still ongoing -Minister Manickchand

Minister of Education, Hon. Priya Manickchand has said the Ministry is still awaiting the completed review of the 2020 results of the Caribbean Secondary Education Certificate (CSEC) and the Caribbean Advanced Proficiency Certificate (CAPE) from the Caribbean Examinations Council (CXC).

CXC successfully hosts inaugural e-testing

In its continued quest to embrace the evolution of Information Technology, the Caribbean Examinations Council (CXC) yesterday announced that it has successfully hosted its inaugural bout of electronic testing (e-testing).

At a press conference held at CXC’s Barbados headquarters, and streamed live via social media, it was revealed that some 500 candidates from seven territories were able to participate in the e-testing format of the Caribbean Secondary Education Certificate (CSEC) examinations.

CXC ® , MoE and CTVET commence assessment to have CVQ offered in 34 additional Secondary Schools

(August 8, 2022) – The Caribbean Examinations Council (CXC®), the Ministry of Education and the Council for Technical Vocational Education and Training (CTVET) today hosted a pre-stakeholder meeting to begin the assessment of 34 secondary schools in Guyana to offer the Caribbean Vocational Qualification (CVQ).

CXC – Caribbean Secondary Education Certificate Examination May/June 2018 Report On Preliminary Results

A total of 12,269 candidates were registered for 2018 CSEC, compared to 12,684 registered for 2017. Subject entries for 2018 were 69,194. An analysis of the 2018 results revealed that the overall pass rate at the General and Technical proficiencies for Grades One to Three was 69.1%. The overall pass rate has improved from 2017 where a pass rate of 63.68% was attained.

Defying the odds, juvenile secures six passes at CXC ─ several preparing for 2022 exams

A juvenile detained at the Juvenile Holding Centre has defied the odds and secured six passes at the 2020 Caribbean Secondary Education Certificate (CSEC) Examination. This was disclosed by Juvenile Corrections Teacher, Mr. Robert Bourne.

Deliberate plans apace to address wanting performances at CSEC – Education officials

While Mathematics this year has reflected a one percent improvement, English was among a group of 11 subjects that did not measure up to last year’s performance.

E-testing for CSEC, CAPE 2020

–provisions to be made for every student

Education Minister to top performers: “your country needs you”

Over the years a number of top academic performers, who graduated from the local school system and went on to pursue higher education, have opted to make a name for themselves in overseas lands. But Minister of Education, Nicolette Henry, is advocating for local top performers to give keen attention to serving Guyana.

Education Ministry announces CSEC and CAPE top performers

Today, the Ministry of Education announced the names of the top performers at the 2021 Caribbean Advanced Proficiency Examination (CAPE®) and the Caribbean Secondary Education Certificate (CSEC®) examination. We extend congratulations to all of the candidates that wrote both examinations and we wish them continued success on their journey.

Education Ministry engages more than 900 teachers on reopening of schools for CSEC, CAPE

The Ministry of Education continues to meet stakeholders on plans for the reopening of schools for CSEC and CAPE students. Over the past two days more than 900 teachers and officials from Regions One, Two, Four, Five, Six, Eight, Nine and Ten were engaged by way of a Zoom meeting on key decisions regarding reopening of schools, the Ministry reported.

Education Ministry recognises exceptional performers at National Awards Ceremony

– Michael Bhopaul, other QC students steal show