CXC Acknowledges Concerns Over Premature Syllabus Suspension Notification, Promises Update

The Caribbean Examinations Council (CXC) acknowledges concerns over premature syllabus suspension correspondence, scheduling a meeting with Education Ministers to address the issue and reassure stakeholders of forthcoming actions.

The Caribbean Examinations Council (CXC) says it is aware of the concerns being expressed by valued stakeholders, based on the premature release of correspondence addressed to the Ministries of Education concerning syllabus suspension.

In a release today, it stated: “This situation is regrettable and understandably would have caused anxiety among our key stakeholder groups. In order to address the matter, CXC has scheduled a meeting with the Ministers of Education and will provide a full update to the public, through a press release, thereafter. CXC assures our valued stakeholders that the requisite actions will be taken in the best interest of all.” (PR)

CXC Acknowledges Concerns Over Premature Syllabus Suspension Notification, Promises Update

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