Telecommunication company contributes to needy schools

Thursday, October 02, 2014

PanSolutions is taking the education level in the country to greater heights. Last week, it adopted Boswa Primary School and helped it with Teaching Assist for Automated Test Grading.

The managing director of Pan Business Systems, Mompati Ngwako, said they believed the teaching assist software that had been developed by Kyocera was a vital and necessary product in the school kit available to schools in Botswana.

“The software provided a multiple choice platform to set the question paper and answer key followed by the electronic marking and grading of the answer papers using a Kyocera Multifunctional printer.”

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