The timetables and results for the West African Examinations Council are found at this link -www.ghanawaec.org/timetable.htm . As far as I know, this is the only official place to check the WAEC WASSCE 2011 timetable. It's important to bookmark this website and to check it frequently, as it's always possible that timetables may be adjusted due to scheduling difficulties or other changes.
It's never smart to get information about these examinations from anyone who isn't affiliated with the WAEC; for example, online forums where people chat about the West African Examinations Council tests may not be accurate sources of information. To be safe, always check official websites, and try to speak to an official representative of WAEC as well. Sometimes, it can be hard to find phone numbers and other information you need to speak with a real person, but do it if you can manage to get the contact data you need.
To do your best on the examination, set aside regular times when you can study in a quiet environment that is free of outside distractions. A library or bedroom may be ideal places to review course materials and prepare for the examination. If you're anxious about taking the test, remember that a little nervousness is very normal.
To banish nerves, spend lots of time reviewing facts you'll need to remember while you're taking the test. Believe in yourself, and do the best preparation you can do. Then, if you don't do as well as you'd hoped to do, forgive yourself. There may well be a way to try the test again. The WAEC officials can help you find out more about that.
It's important to know the timetable for the West African Examinations Council, so be sure to print out a copy off of their official website, and keep it in a safe place where you can refer to it as needed.
- Look for official results
It's never smart to get information about these examinations from anyone who isn't affiliated with the WAEC; for example, online forums where people chat about the West African Examinations Council tests may not be accurate sources of information. To be safe, always check official websites, and try to speak to an official representative of WAEC as well. Sometimes, it can be hard to find phone numbers and other information you need to speak with a real person, but do it if you can manage to get the contact data you need.
- Study hard
To do your best on the examination, set aside regular times when you can study in a quiet environment that is free of outside distractions. A library or bedroom may be ideal places to review course materials and prepare for the examination. If you're anxious about taking the test, remember that a little nervousness is very normal.
To banish nerves, spend lots of time reviewing facts you'll need to remember while you're taking the test. Believe in yourself, and do the best preparation you can do. Then, if you don't do as well as you'd hoped to do, forgive yourself. There may well be a way to try the test again. The WAEC officials can help you find out more about that.
It's important to know the timetable for the West African Examinations Council, so be sure to print out a copy off of their official website, and keep it in a safe place where you can refer to it as needed.
