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WC matric learners will write trial exams this week

WC Education Minister Jaco Londt says more than 71 200 learners will write the NSC exams.

WC matric learners will write trial exams this week

This week, thousands of matric learners in the Western Cape and other provinces will commence their trial examinations. The Western Cape provincial Department of Education explains that these trial exams present learners with the chance to evaluate their progress and pinpoint areas of strength and weakness prior to the commencement of the final exams.

Western Cape Education Minister Jaco Londt reveals that over 71,200 learners in the province will be taking their National Senior Certificate (NSC) exams this year. He urges learners to make use of the numerous support resources available on the Western Cape Education Department's website to aid in their exam preparation. Londt hopes that every learner will view these examinations as a valuable learning opportunity, encouraging them to stay focused, disciplined, and confident in their ability to succeed.

There are only three days remaining for the Grade 12 Preparatory Examinations. The matric class of 2026 is urged to stay focused, revise diligently, and give their best performance.

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