The Zimbabwe School Examinations Council (ZIMSEC) has revealed that local universities consider only 15 points as the highest attainable at A Level, regardless of the student’s score. They made an exception for Tadiwanashe Mavetera, a student at Ruya Adventist Secondary School who scored an exceptional 50 points (10 As) at A Level.
The Zimbabwe School examination Council have opened June examination after they were closed previously due to Covid 19. In a statement, ZIMSEC said: JUNE EXAMINATION REGISTRATION IS OPEN Fees and structure which were gazetted in 2022 apply in 2023. O Level: Public schools: $11 , $24 for private students and private schools. A Level: Public […]
The History syllabus covers the last two years of secondary education (Forms 5 and 6). It builds on the Forms The History syllabus covers the last two years of secondary education (Forms 5 and 6).
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ZIMSEC Announces June 2023 O & A Level Fees in Zimbabwe The Zimbabwe School Examinations Council (ZIMSEC) has announced the fees for the June 2023 Ordinary and Advanced Level exams. According to a recent tweet by ZIMSEC, the fees will be payable in Zimbabwean dollars (ZWL) at an exchange rate of ZWL$999 to 1 USD. […]
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