Invigilation needs experience, skill and care

Thursday, November 04, 2010

Botswana Secondary School Teachers Union (BOSETU) and Botswana Teachers Union (BTU) still maintain that invigilation of national examinations is a specialised task that cannot be done by just anybody.

Invigilation is a product of perfected skill, care and due diligence and is not for any Jack and Jill.

Thamani Junior Secondary School in Tshesebe wrote English paper 1 last week. The paper was supposed to be written on Monday November 1, 2010. Thamani School students instead wrote a back up English paper 3 on November 1 to make up for the paper they missed the other week.

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Invigilation needs experience, skill and care

Botswana Secondary School Teachers Union (BOSETU) and Botswana Teachers Union (BTU) still maintain that invigilation of national examinations is a specialised task that cannot be done by just anybody.

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