The 2023 WASSCE examination will begin from the 31st of July 2023 to the 26th of September 2023. The date for the 2023 English Language has been released.
Will Ghana Write Alone This Year?
Yes, for a three consecutive years, Ghana will write the 2023 WASSCE alone. The cycle of the WASSCE was changed from May/June to August/September due to the novel corona virus.
Will WAEC Be Considerate Because Of The COVID-19?
This is one question and thought that corrodes the mind of candidates. WAEC Ghana will not and never be considerate in the questions they set due to any reasons.
Regardless of the predicament, WAEC always set a standard question. Whether your school completed the given syllabus or not, WAEC will set a standard questions in the reign of the syllabus but not outside the syllabus.
Is It Compulsory To Write The WASSCE English Language Examination?
Yes, it is mandatory to partake in all the Core Subjects (Core Mathematics, Integrated Science, Social Studies and English Language).
Passing or grabbing at least C6 inn any of the Core Subjects listen above is a necessary requirements for all University applications.
When Will 2023 WASSCE English Language Begin?
The 2023 WASSCE English Language will be written on Thursday 7th September 2023. The first set of questions (Essay) with paper code SC3022 will begin from 8:30 am to 11:30am which is a maximum of two hours for the Section B part.
The second set (Objectives) with paper code SC3021 will also commerce from 10:30 am to 11:30 am which is a maximum of one hour.
What Are Some Topics And Trends To Expect?
We, urge all candidates to take the English Language very serious as even a D7 will not give them the chance to qualify for a regular application to the University.
Here are some trends and topics you should know;
1. Synonyms and Antonyms
2. Summary
3. Figures of Speech
4. Adjectives
5. Subject verb agreement
6. Concord
7. Literature aspect
We wish all 2023 WASSCE candidates the best of luck,
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