Works hard, passes and benefits free from SHS – Obuasi MCE to become candidates

The Municipal General Manager of Obuasi Municipal; Hon. Elijah Adansi-Bonah urged students who pbad this year's Basic Education Certificate Exam to work hard to pbad the exams.

He made this call on Monday, June 10, 2019 when he took leave of his busy schedule to visit the exam centers in order to motivate candidates for the certification exam of the year. basic education 2019 in Obuasi.

Mr. Adansi-Bonah said, thanks to the ingenuity of the current president; Her Excellency Nana Addo Dankwa Akuffo Addo introduced the free high school. Lower secondary graduates now have additional motivation to pbad exams in order to gain free access to secondary education.

He again advised the candidates to eliminate all forms of anxiety normally badociated with the exams.

Obuasi Mce, citing himself, said that BECE provided the platform for children to have a better and secure future. "I followed the same process at your level some 27 years ago, so I encourage you to work hard and achieve academic excellence to have a better life at the university." 39; future. "

Obuasi Mce also warned candidates not to engage in exam errors. Such acts, he stressed, will, once taken, tend to hinder their progress in the future.

Ms. Regina Teni Mumuni, Municipal Director of Education, also reiterated the importance of the BECE. She told students that they can not have a better future than when they pbad the exams.

She said: "The government has done its part by implementing the policy of free high school, it is incumbent upon you to succeed and to access it".

Teni Mumuni said the students had pbaded two or three simulated exams, while the teachers had also adopted some form of orientation to make the students ready for the exams. All she said was done with the support of the Municipal Assembly of Obuasi.

In total, 4592 students were enrolled in the 2019 Basic Education Certification Exam in the districts of Obuasi Municipal and East. 2256 men and 2336 women.

However, a total of 106 people were enrolled in the exams, of which 40 are public schools and 66 are private schools.

There was no incidence of professional misconduct on exams on the first day of exams. The police were present at Obuasi Technical and Higher High Schools, Obuasi Complex and Anglogold Ashanti Centers; the only three centers for this year BECE in the municipality of Obuasi.