JUST IN:WASSCE 2022 leakage: 7 New WAEC Security Systems In Action

JUST IN:WASSCE 2022 leakage: 7 New WAEC Security Systems In Action

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WASSCE 2022 leakage: 7 New WAEC Security Systems In Action


•WASSCE 2022 spillage under danger as WAEC fixes security frameworks.

•Question paper serialization executed.

•Expanded security and utilization of new systems started by WAEC.

•WASSCE 2022 spillage to be thwarted with new frameworks set up.



WAEC reinforces security as WASSCE for Ghana inches nearer. WAEC security frameworks fixed to stop each WASSCE 2022 spillage technique to assist with safeguarding the validity of WAEC and the assessment.

The Ghana rendition of the 2022 WASSCE is occurring in 775 focuses and 422, 883 competitors are participating in the Senior High School leaving assessment.
 In every one of the 673 state funded schools and 304 tuition based schools have enlisted contender for the assessment. The 2022 measurements show an expansion in government funded schools participating in the assessment from 651 out of 2021 to 673.
What are the WAEC Security estimates set up to thwart all types of assessment acts of neglect?

#1. One of the new moves by WAEC is that it has serialized inquiries for certain subjects to be managed.

#2. Likewise, various mix locks have been conveyed to get the bundles containing the inquiries for the 2022 WASSCE.

#3. Extra terminals for the capacity of classified materials have been made. These stations are found near schools inside every assessment region to forestall the poor start of the assessment.

#4. Question papers from's serious areas of strength for WAEC are being, checked with a sharp vision to thwart any endeavor to outmaneuver security frameworks set up.

#5. Improved assessment frameworks and systems have been carried out in focuses known for assessment negligence, which will assist with augmenting observation at such focuses.

#6. WAEC has upgraded assessment systems at all negligence inclined assessment communities.

#7. At long last, one more layer of safety presented is the security sacks containing question paper parcels.
The above measures are essential for endeavors to guarantee the 2022 WASSCE for Ghana isn't undermined by any gathering of partners.

"We will be naming and disgracing schools who take part in misbehavior during the lead of the assessment to act as an obstruction to other people. We will upgrade examination of negligence inclined focuses."

Mrs Agnes Teye-Cudjoe, The Head of Public Affairs at WAEC Ghana while addressing the media added that the Council with the assistance of the National Intelligence Bureau (NIB) is intently checking the printing of inquiries.
WAEC Deport guardians are attempted their tasks along with Ghana Education Service (GES) faculty not underneath the position of Assistant Director. The stops are under 24-hour monitor by the Ghana Police Service.

There will be proceeded with reconnaissance of these schools by the Council's group of assessors and security work force over the assessments."

Mrs Teye-Cudjoe forewarned up-and-comers and the general population against the activities of rebel sites and other virtual entertainment bunches that might be showing questions papers.

As per her, WAEC had seen that "tricksters are utilizing the previous inquiry papers of WAEC to promote their sites and their exercises," and encouraged the possibility to zero in on their books and not to be steered off course by such gatherings.

"We ask them to be cautious, cease from bringing their cell phones into assessment lobbies and complete their obligations true to form. They ought not be specialists of acts of neglect, as sadly is the case at times."

She likewise engaged the media to abstain from putting out "unconfirmed data" on the lead of the assessment.

Allow us to be mindful so as not to make superfluous apprehension and frenzy among competitors. This could likewise convey wrong messages on the direct of the assessment to the worldwide local area."

She said WAEC would keep on doing its command and engaged all partners to help the Council for occurrence free assessment.

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