Is the 2024 WASSCE Timetable Out?

Is the 2024 WASSCE Timetable Out? The West African Examination Council will conduct the WASSCE for school candidates in public and private schools across the sub-region; however, the timetable of the examination serves as an important guide for students in preparing for the examination.

Is the 2024 WASSCE timetable out?

Students in Ghana, Nigeria, Sierra Leone, Liberia, and the Gambia will write the WASSCE in 2024, but WAEC has released the examination timetable for all of them except Ghana.

In our post 2024 WASSCE Timetable For Ghana Out But Not Official Yet, we outlined some of the subjects and dates for writing it per information sighted by us per the yet-to-be announced WAEC WASSCE (SC) exam timetable for Ghana.

Below is the sampled timetable.

Sampled 2024 WASSCE Timetable for Ghana

Below is an extract of the timetable sighted by Ghanaeducationnews.org.

While candidates wait for WAEC to release the 2024 WAEC timetable, we urge all of them to get busy and dedicate themselves to their studies.

Some of the questions coming from students on the timetable are as follows:.

Where is the WASSCE (SC) timetable for 2024?

The timetable is not officially out; hence, it is not available online for download.

Is the WASSCE (SC) 2024 timetable out for Ghana?

No, the timetable is yet to be released for Ghana, but that of other countries, including Nigeria, is out.

What is the WASSCE 2024 timetable release date?

No one currently knows the date on which WAEC will officially release the timetable. WAEC itself does not indicate on which date it will release the timetables for its examinations.

In a related development, the 2024 WASSCE and BECE Rules according to WAEC have been released for candidates.

Per the rules, the following constitutes a breach of the rules for the two examinations:.

1. Having inscriptions on any part of the body or clothing
2. Posting live questions on the Internet
3. Refusal to grant timely access to the school premises
4. Misconduct of examination officials
5. Multiple registrations of candidates

Candidates are therefore advised to ensure that they are convinced or tempted to engage in any of these acts or any other acts that may be described by WAEC as cheating since their results will be at risk and may be withheld by WAEC.

It will be prudent that schools and parents also caution their candidates and children preparing for the two examinations.

Schools that intend to engage in what WAEC has described as mass cheating must desist from such acts.

It is also an examination offence for any student to have foreknowledge of the examination questions in any form prior to the administration of the questions.

Candidates should also note that if any form of blank piece of paper, cribs, notes, textbooks, prepared material or any other printed material, mobile phone, or any other electronic communication device is found on them, they will be deemed to have breached the rules of the examination.

Candidates should look out for the 2024 WASSCE timetable for Ghana in the coming weeks.