Daniel Odongo, the Uganda National Examinations Board (UNEB) Executive Director announced plans of hiring officials. He said the board plans to hire 60,000 officials to monitor the forthcoming Primary Leaving Examinations (PLE) across the country. He made the announcement during a meeting with district, municipalities and city school inspectors. These are responsible for coordinating the administration of the PLE. Mr ...
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TECH, The Best Online University In The World According To Forbes Is Positioned As The Highest Rated University In The World By Its Students
The Trustpilot platform, which collects the opinions of students from dozens of countries, has ranked TECH as “the best-rated university in the world by its students”, giving it the highest rating in the field of education: 4.9 out of 5 after more than 1,000 evaluations. Trustpilot has positioned TECH as the best-rated university in the world by its students. This ...
Read More »Kamuli School Operates Without An Office For 40 Years
In a concerning revelation, a school in Kamuli district identified as Buwagi primary school has been operating without an office for over four decades. According to Mr James Makerere the deputy headteacher, the lack of a dedicated administrative space raises concerns about the efficiency of school management and the impact on overall educational quality. For more than forty years, the ...
Read More »Over One Million Registered For UNEB As Deadline Approaches
Over one million candidates have been registered to do the 2023 UNEB examinations. Uganda National Examination Board (Uneb) at first set 31st May as the registration deadline for candidates doing Primary Leaving Examinations (PLE), Uganda Certificate of Education (UCE) and Uganda Advanced Certificate of Education (UACE). However, Uneb Executive Director Mr. Daniel Odongo released a press statement yesterday to reveal ...
Read More »Expired Courses: National Council Of Higher Education Speaks Out
The past few days have seen the public and different media stations filled with talk of how various expired courses at Makerere University. The National Council of Higher Education (NCHE) has come out to clarify this matter. This started after a Bachelor of Biomedical Laboratory Technology was denied admission to the University of Bristol in England. This student who wanted ...
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