NaCCA directs school heads to stop using unapproved mock exams
The National Council for Curriculum and Assessment (NaCCA) in Ghana has banned school heads from using unapproved mock exam materials. The directive aims to ensure all assessments align with national curriculum standards.
Why it matters
This regulatory move seeks to standardize educational quality and prevent the use of substandard or unauthorized testing materials in pre-tertiary schools.
The National Council for Curriculum and Assessment (NaCCA) has directed heads of pre-tertiary schools across the country to stop administering assessment items and mock examinations that have not been vetted and approved by the Council.
The directive follows concerns over the continued use of assessment materials prepared by unapproved consortiums, institutions and individuals in some basic schools.
In a statement issued on Saturday, August 8, NaCCA reminded school authorities that it is the statutory body responsible for approving assessment items and tasks for pre-tertiary education in Ghana.
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