Rwandan Teachers Warned Over Barring Students From Exams

The Education department has warned schools against denying students to sit for exams for fear of recording poor performance.

Rwanda: 500 Miss National Exams

The New Times, 6 November 2012

The State Minister for Primary and Secondary Education, Dr. Mathias Harebamungu has revealed that because of various reasons five hundred pupils and students will not sit this ... read more »

Exam time (file photo).

Rwanda: 170,000 Sit Primary Leaving Examinations

The New Times, 6 November 2012

Over 170,000 candidates will today begin the Primary Leaving Examinations. read more »
Rwanda: School Dropout Rate Reduces

The New Times, 6 November 2012

Rwanda Education Board (REB) has revealed that the number of school drop-out has drastically reduced owing to the success rate of the nine year basic education programme. read more »
Rwanda: National Exam Candidates Up By 16 Pecent

The New Times, 28 June 2012

The number of A' Level students who registered to sit this year's national examinations has increased by 6.2 percent, statistics from Rwanda Education Board (REB) indicate. read more »
Rwanda: Number of National Exams Candidates Increases By Five Per Cent

Rwanda Express, 27 June 2012

Statistics from the Rwanda Education Board (REB)show that the number of candidates to sit for the national examinations in 2012 at all the three levels has increased compared to ... read more »

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Rwanda: Education Programme Will Help Unlock Country's Potential

The Government has unveiled plans to scale down the number of students enrolling in the standard education system and, instead, put more effort on Technical and Vocational ... Read more »
- Rwanda: TVET Will Help Unlock Country's Potential
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