By: Kenneth Appiah Bani
The Ghana Education Service (GES) has issued a firm and encouraging message to all candidates sitting for the 2025 West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE). In a recent press release signed by Head of Public Relations, Daniel Fenyi, GES emphasizes the importance of integrity, dedication, and honesty throughout the examination process.
The statement underscores GES’s commitment to maintaining the credibility and integrity of the examination, which is a critical milestone in the academic journey of Ghanaian students. The service extends its warmest wishes to all WASSCE candidates, urging them to remain focused, resilient, and committed to their studies amidst the challenges of the examination period.
A central theme of the release is the firm stance against examination malpractices. GES reminds candidates that success achieved through honesty and hard work is more fulfilling and sustainable. The agency warns that engaging in malpractice during the exams will have severe sanctions, including possible disqualification and other disciplinary measures.
The GES also highlights the significant efforts made to uphold the integrity of the examination process. The approval of examination conduct by the GES Council, which is based on the collective endorsement of qualified teaching professionals, aims to ensure a fair and transparent assessment environment. Candidates are urged to respect these protocols and to avoid any form of cheating or misconduct.
The GES acknowledges that safeguarding the credibility of the exams is a collective responsibility. The agency calls on all stakeholders, including invigilators, supervisors, and candidates, to work together to create an environment that fosters fairness and honesty. The importance of the integrity of the examination system is emphasized as vital for the country’s educational development and the reputation of Ghanaian qualifications.
In conclusion, the GES affirms its pride in Ghanaian students and their achievements. The agency encourages candidates to uphold the integrity of the education system and wishes them the best of luck in their exams. The message is clear: success is best achieved through genuine effort and unwavering commitment.
The Ghana Education Service’s stance against malpractice and its unwavering support for honest academic pursuits serve as a reminder that integrity remains at the heart of education. As the candidates face their exams, the message is simple diligence, honesty, and perseverance are the true keys to success.
