The Gauteng Department of Education reminds learners who
wish to register for supplementary examination that the deadline for
registration for the class of 2014 closes today.
The examinations will take place from 16 February 2015
to 24 March 2015 and the results will be released on 30 April 2015
Learners who wish to register for these exams may do so by registering
at a District Office closest to where they reside. The district office will advise the candidate on a centre closest to where the candidate resides which provides support to
learners.
The following
conditions apply for entry as per the regulations governing the supplementary
examination:
·
If a learner has not met the minimum promotion
and certification requirements in the final external examination, but requires
a maximum of two subjects to obtain the National Senior Certificate, he or she
may register for a maximum of two subjects for the supplementary examination in
the year following the final external examination.
·
These two subjects must be subjects that the
learner sat for in the previous end of year examination.
·
If a learner is medically unfit and as a
result, was absent from one or more external examination, he or she may
register for the supplementary examination.
·
If there is a death in the immediate family of
a learner, or other special reasons for the candidate’s absence, he or she may
register for the supplementary examination.
·
A learner who provides documentary evidence
that he or she qualifies for admission to a higher education institution or for
an occupation, but does not satisfy the higher education faculty requirements
or the requirements for the specific occupation, as well as a learner who is
one requirement short in meeting the minimum admission requirements for Higher
Certificate, Diploma and Bachelor’s degree programme, may be allowed to
register for a maximum of two subject.
·
In a case where an irregularity is being
investigated, provisional enrolment for the supplementary examination may be
granted to the learner concerned, pending the outcome of the investigation.
·
A candidate who was unable to write or
complete one or more of the National Senior Certificate examination question
papers for reasons other than illness or injury may apply to write the
supplementary examination, provided that a written report is submitted by the
principal of the school to the Head of the assessment body.
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