West Africa Examinations Council
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West Africa Examinations Council
Student name
5/13/2019
West Africa Examinations Council
Student name
5/13/2019
West Africa Examinations Council 1
West Africa Examinations Council (WAEC)
West Africa Examinations Council is one of the leading examining boards, which has been
founded by law in order to regulate examination in English speaking West African nations in
public interest. The major role of the council is conducting an examination, and it considered
awarding certificates when compared to other examining authorities working equivalent to
WAEC internationally. The board was founded ad established in 1952. The board is expected to
ensure the maintained educational standards, assistance is been provided for the creation of
effective education, and provide West African people with good potential that would go further
than the examination (waecnigeria, 2019).
The vision of the council is to become add value to goals of education of its key stakeholders and
become world class examining council. Moreover, the mission of the council included sustaining
as a leading examining board, encouraging academic excellence, providing reliable and
quantitative assessment for education, International Corporation and promoting sustainable
development of the human resource. The core values that the council acknowledged are integrity,
excellence, transparency, professionalism, teamwork, accountability, and innovativeness.
The board conducts various national and international examinations in each member nation,
other than Nigeria (waecnigeria, Home, 2019). The council is called to be a council with a strong
committee, whose structure is distributed in three key sections that are national committees,
subcommittees, and international committees. Among these, the national committee is
responsible for considering specific members nation matters to be handled. The treat matter that
affects every member nation is considered by the international committee. The international
committee is also responsible for maintaining harmony in national views concerning the policies
West Africa Examinations Council (WAEC)
West Africa Examinations Council is one of the leading examining boards, which has been
founded by law in order to regulate examination in English speaking West African nations in
public interest. The major role of the council is conducting an examination, and it considered
awarding certificates when compared to other examining authorities working equivalent to
WAEC internationally. The board was founded ad established in 1952. The board is expected to
ensure the maintained educational standards, assistance is been provided for the creation of
effective education, and provide West African people with good potential that would go further
than the examination (waecnigeria, 2019).
The vision of the council is to become add value to goals of education of its key stakeholders and
become world class examining council. Moreover, the mission of the council included sustaining
as a leading examining board, encouraging academic excellence, providing reliable and
quantitative assessment for education, International Corporation and promoting sustainable
development of the human resource. The core values that the council acknowledged are integrity,
excellence, transparency, professionalism, teamwork, accountability, and innovativeness.
The board conducts various national and international examinations in each member nation,
other than Nigeria (waecnigeria, Home, 2019). The council is called to be a council with a strong
committee, whose structure is distributed in three key sections that are national committees,
subcommittees, and international committees. Among these, the national committee is
responsible for considering specific members nation matters to be handled. The treat matter that
affects every member nation is considered by the international committee. The international
committee is also responsible for maintaining harmony in national views concerning the policies
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