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6.5 Candidates in the Western Cape must be required to take
along identity documents to the examination room as invigilators are
members of the community who do not know them.
7. The capturing and processing of results
7.1 General findings
6.6 Chief invigilators should under no circumstances deny full-time
candidates access to the examination room because they do not
have their identity documents. According to the Policy on Conduct of
Senior Certificate Examination, the invigilator may admit full-time
a. Marks of candidates are captured per question and the computer program
then adds all the marks. If the total written on the script
tallies with that provided by the computer, the capturers are assured
that correct computation has been done.
candidates at a school on producing an admission letter only.
b. Assessment bodies do not only rely on the mark sheets for
6.7 That assessment bodies thoroughly train markers on all aspects
related to marking.
capturing of candidates’ marks. This is a good practice because
computation errors can be detected and corrected during the
capturing process. However, the Beweging Vir Christelike Vlokseie
6.8 That assessment bodies keep the irregularity register at the marking
centres and that the register should bear signature of the departmental
Onderwys (BCVO), Free State and North West capture marks
directly from the mark sheets.
official to whom the irregularities were reported.
c. Assessment bodies appoint and train data capturers. The capturing
6.9 That assessment bodies ensure all markers attend training to ensure
consistent marking.
process does not take longer than five days. A double capture
system is used to ensure accuracy.
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