School's Report 2012 National Senior Certificate (NSC) Examination

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TABLE 3: NUMBER OF MARKERS FOR THE 2012 NSC EXAMINATION NO. DUTY GRANTED NUMBER APPOINTED 1 Chief Markers 66 2 Deputy Chief Markers 202 3 Senior Markers 1505 4 Markers 7660 (i) The establishment and management of marking centres In compliance with national prescripts, the province identified and approved 28 marking centres to be utilized for the 2012 NSC marking session. The placement of subjects in marking centres was done on the basis of the number of markers per subject. The capacity of marking centres range between 150 markers and 500 markers. (ii) Marking managers Analytical moderators, chief markers and deputy chief markers were appointed and trained on their roles and responsibilities. Responsibility managers were appointed from district Examinations personnel to oversee the entire marking process. (iii) Examination Assistants (EA’s) Examination Assistants (1 284) were short-listed, tested and appointed temporally for NSC Examinations. These assistants participated in critical administrative, examination related functions. (iv) Dealing with Irregularities and Other Forms of Examination Misconduct The following Provincial structures were in place to deal with examination integrity in compliance with policy. • The Provincial Examinations Irregularities Committee (PEIC) tasked to deal with irregularities at Provincial level. • District Examination Irregularity Committee (DEIC) tasked to deal with irregularities at district level. • Schools Assessment Irregularity Committee (SAIC) tasked to deal with irregularities at school level. The Provincial Examinations Irregularities Committees are functional during the investigation of irregularities and the conduct of hearings. 56
SCHOOL’S REPORT 2012 NATIONAL SENIOR CERTIFICATE (NSC) EXAMINATION 4.4.4 Monitoring of the Conduct of Examinations The irregularities discovered in the 2012 NSC are being investigated. These will be finalised by mid- January 2013. Candidates will be informed of the outcomes of the investigations before the end of January 2013. 4.4.5 Supplementary Examinations The supplementary examinations are meant to give the second chance to candidates who did meet the minimum requirements for promotion. This is a question for social justice and improved access. This is applicable in the following: • If the candidate is short of two subjects to obtain the National Senior Certificate Qualification, the candidate may sit for these two subjects, as per the entry for NSC 2012 examination. If a candidate was medically unfit and as a result, was absent from one or more external examination session, he/she may register for any number of subjects provided that evidence is produced. • If there was a death in the immediate family of a candidate (father, mother, brother, sister, grandparents, husband, wife, legal partner and children) he/she may register for any number of subjects provided that evidence is produced. A candidate, who did not write the examination or part thereof, has the option to write the supplementary examination only in the paper or papers that he/she was unable to write. • A candidate who provides documentary evidence that he/she qualified for admission to a higher education institution or for an occupation, but does not satisfy the higher education faculty requirements or the requirements for the specific occupation, may be allowed to register for a maximum of two subjects, as per the entry for NSC 2011, in order to satisfy such admission requirements. Candidates who were medically unfit or had a death in a family will have to submit proof to write the supplementary examination and will receive an entry form with the statement of results. School Based Assessment marks (CASS marks captured for the NSC November 2012 Examination) will be used to satisfy internal assessment requirements. The province has put in place a plan to extend this privilege to deserving candidates. The timetable for the 2013 National Senior Certificate Supplementary Examination was printed and distributed to schools in November 2012. The closing date for entries for candidates is 21 January 2013. The examination will commence on 14 February 2013 and concludes on 20 March 2013. 57
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