Planning on writing the WAEC GCE examination? Then you will be excited about this good news. The West Africa Examination council just announced registration for WAEC GCE 2021. Summary: WAEC GCE registration period begins on 26th July 2021 and ends on 30th September 2021 at 12.00 midnight. Walk-in registration is Thirty Thousand, Five Hundred Naira (N30,500.00) only per candidate. Registration must be done not less than twenty-four hours to the scheduled time of the paper(s) intended to sit for. How to Apply for the 2021 WAEC GCE NB: Click here to buy WAEC G ..read more

Do you often wonder why you find it difficult to remember what you studied? If you are preparing for an exam, you understand the need to be able to recall important information when answering questions. That is why it is important to learn some techniques and skills that can help you boost your memory. Remember the goal is to be able to assimilate more but most importantly remember it when the need arises. That is why we created this infographic that explains how you can quickly and safely boost your memory so that when you need it, it does not fail you. How to Boost Brain Power While Studying ..read more

If you often find reading to be a tedious task, or find yourself rereading the same sentence repeatedly without understanding anything, then it’s possible you’re making these top reading mistakes to avoid in 2021. Reading isn’t as hard as it appears and by doing the right things, you could go from frustrated to mastering any text you read without any hitches. In this piece, we will highlight the common reading mistakes students make and then list out top reading tips to follow so that you can easily read and understand any material  better. Top Reading Mistakes To Avoid Reading every mat ..read more

2021 WAEC GCE first-series registration, commenced on 21st December 2020, and with the deadline for it set for 29th January 2021. If you intend to take the exam for this series, then you should have already registered for it, as  candidates for this exam are already making enquiries  like how to register for WAEC GCE, requirements,  GCE form price, payment mediums, and approved subject selections. Keep reading to gain accurate information on any questions you have about the  WAEC GCE registration, so that you can prepare accordingly. Guide: How to register for WAEC GCE How ..read more

Do you want to know how to check WAEC results without a scratch card? With the West Africa Examination Council likely to release the result of WAEC 2020, a lot of candidates will be looking for ways to check their WAEC results. Checking your WAEC result is not difficult. There are different options available to you via: Check it online using scratch cards. Check it with SMS/Email If you want to know how to check your WAEC result online, you can check our WAEC Scratch Card page where we go into details on how to get your scratch cards, how to retrieve lost pins, and much more. How to Check WA ..read more

If you are a West African and literate, you definitely have heard of WAEC but do you know what it means beyond the fact that it organizes examination for senior secondary school students? If not, WAEC stands for West African Examination Council. WAEC has been around for several years, conducting large scale assessment of senior secondary school students and other external candidates across West African countries. WAEC Examination Number Your WAEC examination number is a very important number. It stands for your identity with the West African Examination Council. It is usually given to examinat ..read more

Do you have a problem with your WAEC result? Fixing it is simple provided you have not made the mistake of entering the wrong information. So let’s take a look at some of the issues that can lead to you having a problem with your WAEC result and how you can go about fixing it. What is WAEC Overview WAEC is an abbreviation of the West African Examination Council. It was established in 1952 and it is saddled with the responsibility of conducting external exams in West African Countries. It engages in educational reforms. The body is also involved in large scale assessment of candidates. The visi ..read more

If you are educated and a permanent resident of any English speaking West African country, then you know about the examination body, WAEC; you have probably written yours or you know someone who has. Education is, after all, in stages and the promotion to different stages is determined by examination and how well you do in the examination. While we can all agree that we have to prepare for an examination, a guide to direct our studying is always helpful. And that is something that a grading system serves as. Have you ever wondered how the examination is graded? Have you ever wondered ..read more

You can probably relate to the anxiety that comes with having an approaching examination. Most students, unfortunately, study days into the examination and become anxious because there is so little time with so much to cover. And to make up for the time lost, it is not surprising that you will start resorting to different tricks to catch up with all you have to read, thereby putting your brain on pressure. While this is understandable, these tricks are better avoided if you are studying for an examination or if you are writing your project topics Although, in actual fact, some ce ..read more

The importance of education cannot be overemphasized. Countries that understand this fact have made education a priority and it is evident with the growth the countries experience the impact education makes on the growth and development of a country. The government of nation are expected to make sure to prioritise education and eve based on United Nation’s requirement, education is a right of every person, so it has basically become a compulsory duty of government. It is, therefore, not farfetched to monitor education statistics in order to make projections and plans concerning education ..read more