Professor Jane Naana Opoku Agyeman, the Minister of Education, has sent a goodwill message to the 2016 Basic Education Certificate Examinations (BECE) wishing them a resounding success.
According to her the various players in their training who include government, their families, care-givers, as well as their teachers, who cares about them have played their roles as expected of them and they now look forward to very good outcomes of the examinations.
Prof Opoku Agyeman, who delivered the goodwill message at a ceremony in Accra on Friday, encouraged all candidates to remain confident, firm, and conduct themselves in ways that is dignified and commendable as they go through the exams, which commences from Monday June 13 to Friday June 17.
“The rules and regulations governing the examinations have all been explained to you; just follow them and entertain no plans of deviating from them”, and “there is nothing more important than success that comes through your own efforts,” she said.
The Minister said she is confident in the ability of candidates to succeed, with the conviction that they have all applied themselves diligently to their studies and used their time prudently, and as a result prepared adequately for the examinations.
She urged the candidates to cooperate with their supervisors and invigilators to ensure that the needed serene atmosphere is created and maintained throughout the period of the examinations.
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