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The enclosed timetable for the ABET Level 4 examination in June 2004 has been received from the National Department of Education. |
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The examination commences on 1 June 2004 and ends on 22 June 2004. Each learning area will be written between 14:00 and 17:00. As this assessment is a national process, the dates and times are applicable to the whole country and no deviation from the national timetable can be allowed. |
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In order to deal with administrative matters, it is important for centre managers to be at the centres before the commencement and also at the end of each assessment session. |
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Should the assessment be conducted on the premises of a mainstream school, the centre manager must make prior arrangements for the use of the strongroom, the administration building, classrooms, ablution facilities, etc. |
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Centre managers must provide all their candidates and educators with the timetable so that they can make final preparations for the examination. |
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Centre managers must remind all candidates that their identity documents and admission letters must be produced before the commencement of each assessment session. |
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INVIGILATION Centres should ensure that their chief invigilators and invigilators are trained and are competent in dealing with the administration of the examination. |
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Monitoring of the writing of the examination will be conducted, as in the past, by EMDC officials, Head Office officials and UMALUSI representatives. |
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No person should be allowed into the examination venue without producing an authorised identification card. |
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GENERAL You are requested to wish all candidates well for the assessment on behalf of the Department. |
SIGNED: P.A. VINJEVOLD
HEAD: EDUCATION
DATE: 2004:03:11
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