moe.gov.na View Grade Results Online Namibia : Ministry of Education

Organization : Ministry of Education
Service Name : View Grade Results Online
Country: Namibia

Website : http://www.moe.gov.na/

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Related / Similar Service :
MOE Namibia Grade 12 NSSC Ordinary Level Result

dnea.gov.na 2019 Results

Example :
** Grade 10 student Numbers looks like this: 102W070694
** Grade 12 student Numbers looks like this: 15HE999999

(These are sample student numbers, they dont work)

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More clarity regarding the exam results provided by this service or additional information about your results can be obtained from the
Public Relations Officer
Johanna Absalom
Contact: 061- 293 3358
Ministry of Education.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why Do You Have To Change The Points For Grade 10 In 2017?
** In 1994 when the JSC was introduced, the framework was to allow that learners can only progress to grade 11 with a minimum of 27 points. After realizing that the system was new, the progression to grade 11 was pitched at 19 points.

** The Ministry empirically established that a learner who gets 27 points in grade 10 will likely have a high degree of possibly succeeding to grade 12 with ease.

** According to NDP4, by 2017, the Education sector would have seen an increase of 17.9% to 25% in respect of Grade 10 learners achieving 30 points overall and F for English. Also 29.5% to 45.0% for Grade 12 achieving 25 points overall.

** To achieve the above outcomes, the Ministerial Strategic Plan under the Strategic objective on ensuring relevant and quality learning content envisage improvement in Mathematics, Science and English.

** Therefore, everyone should collectively work towards the improvement of the learner(s) achievement.

** So for the Ministry to lift the points from 23 should not scare the public as it is not a new development. In fact the Ministry’s target was to progress from 19 to 27 points

** The Ministry is not planning to jump from 23 to 27 points all of a sudden but a steady progression will be looked at.

** The Ministry is aware of the unsatisfactory performance of the schools and learners in the grade 10 (JSC) examinations since 1994.

** The Ministry’s proposal as pronounced by the Minister to lift the bar above 23 points is to encourage schools and learners to work even harder and also to avoid complacency or getting comfortable with the 23 points as a requirement for Gr. 11 entry.

** It is important that schools, teachers and learners aim high and set high targets that will enable the learners to score quality grades and eventually improve the standard of learning outcomes.

** The Ministry has noted that there are schools which have done better from which the poor or non-performing schools can learn from. Sharing best practices and getting out of our comfort zones should be the order of the day if we want to attain the expected results.

** Please note that indeed, we are busy with the curriculum reform and our emphasis is most definitely on improving the quality of learning and teaching that takes place in the classroom.