ZIMSEC Results 2023 for O Level and A Level Results 2023 Check

Candidates sitting for the  November 2023 Exams are expected to check their Ordinary-level results now. Read on to find out.

November ZIMSEC results 2023

The examination council will announce the expected time of the release of the November exam results in April or early May 2023. 

However, this year (2023) the A-level and O-level results were released early. Candidates can check their names online of via SMS. 


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ZIMSEC November 2023 Ordinary Level results

The Zimbabwe School Examinations Council (ZIMSEC) has released the November 2023 Ordinary Level results and they are available online via this link zimsec.co.zw.

Candidates can access their results from the ZIMSEC portal from 3 PM today and collect their result slips from Monday at their centres.

ZIMSEC announced on Friday that ''The ZIMSEC Results Portal for Ordinary Level Results will open at 1500hrs. Access is through zimsec.co.zw. Please DO NOT attempt to log on before 1500hrs.''

A total of 278,760 candidates sat for the November 2023 O Level Exams. 183 584 wrote 5 or more subjects and 53 169 passed 5 or more subjects.

The overall pass rate is 28.96% compared to 26.34% in 2021. Increase of 2.62% in the pass rate.


ZIMSEC A-level and O-Level results 2023

In the meantime, the one platform to get the latest updates on A-level & O-level results is the Zimbabwe School Examinations Council website (https://www5.zimsec.co.zw).

The ZIMSEC website and  Facebook page have yet to be updated regularly, so alternatively check with your schools or local education authorities for the latest information on ZIMSEC A-level and O-Level results 2023.

Also, the best place to get the latest news and updates is the Zimbabwe Herald and other mainstream news outlets. Or bookmark this page and check back for the latest news on examinations and result dates.

We will bring you the latest updates, like the updates shown below, as we get more information.

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    Update #3: ZIMSEC O-Level and A-Level

    Zimbabwe Schools Examinations Council (ZIMSEC) on Monday 3rd May 2021 announced that the November 2021 Ordinary Level Results are out. 

    Candidates who sat for the 2021 O Level examinations can collect their results from their respective schools and or the centres starting  3 May 2021.

    Candidates can also get their results online from the Zimsec Results Portal.

    Update #2: ZIMSEC O-Level and A-Level

    22/04/3021: According to report by The Herald, the November 2020 Zimbabwe School Examinations Council (ZIMSEC) Advanced Level (A-Level) results will be out on Friday 23rd April 2020.

    ZIMSEC Chairman Professor Mwenje is expected to issue a statement on the results.

    Update #1: ZIMSEC O-Level and A-Level

    12/04/2021: Zimbabwe A-level and O-level students who sat for the November 2020 ZIMSEC (Zimbabwe School Examinations Council) examinations will get their results at the end of April or early May 2021. 

    This update was made by the examination council early this month.

    • ZIMSEC A-Level results: April or early May 2023
    • Ordinary O-Level results: Mid-May 2023
    • 2023 O-Level and A-Level  June Examinations suspended due to Covid-19 and school closures
    • Students to sit for November 2023 Examinations

    FODE COURSES IN PROVINCES MEET EDUCATION NEEDS: PM

    Prime Minister Hon. James Marape,  has urged Provincial Administrators (PAs)  who attended a two-day workshop on Public Sector Reforms and Cost Control in Port Moresby to take the Flexible Open and Distance Education (FODE) policy of Government back to schools in their respective provinces.

    2022 FODE application form PDF download


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    Mr  Marape made the call at the closing of the workshop, held from 19 – 20  October at APEC Haus. He told the PAs that they are very important assets in the Government’s push to provide effective services to the majority of the people who lived in rural areas.

    “You are very important people out there, who are in touch with over 80 percent of our citizens.

    “I would like to make two tasks for you to take back and work with your provincial administrations.

    “Next year and onwards, we want to roll out to the rest of the country, especially in our high schools, the Flexible Open and Distance Education (FODE) courses and course materials.

    “Provincial Administrators, take note of this:  Go back, work with your Provincial Education Advisors to make high schools become venues for FODE as well.”

    Every year, about 10, 000 school-aged children dropped out of the formal education system and parents were unable to empower them to seek further education outside of the formal system.

    He said as a Government, the Marape/Basil Government would like to expand FODE in a big way to cater for the educational needs of this particular group of young Papua New Guineans.

    Mr  Marape urged the PAs present to make their high schools focal points for FODE delivery.

    “Through  FODE, school-aged children who dropped out of the formal system would still get education right at home, without having to spend to come to the urban areas for education.

    “They will also be able to sit for National Examinations with students who go through the formal system to go into colleges,” he added.

    The Government is also considering introducing entrepreneurship courses through FODE to encourage them to go into Small Medium Enterprises (SMEs).

    Source: https://covid19.info.gov.pg (21/10/2020)

    Grade 8, 10 and 12 Maths Past Exam Paper PDF Download

    Grade 8, 10 and 12 Maths Past Exam Papers from 2009 to 2020 are now available for download. We believe that the students have done the maths Mock Exams and are preparing for the Mathematics Exam 2021.

    Read more about how to download the latest maths exam paper.

    Grade 10 maths exam past paper

    How to download Grade 8, 10 and 12 maths exam papers

    If you are a 2021 Grade 8, 10 or 12 student, here is how you can get the Grade 10 mathematics exam paper.

    1. Visit PNGINSIGHT.COM mathematics resources website 
    2. Click on the Menu and select you grade 
    3. Read the instructions and click on the links/buttons.
    4. Follow the prompt  to download the exam papers.
    We know revising for exam is important because it helps to stop anxiety and stress. We created a Maths website where you can download Grade 8, Grade 10 and Grade 12 Mx General Maths and Advanced Maths Exam Papers. GET THEM HERE.

    Share the resources with your family and friends. Note that by doing this we also help others who may also need the past maths exam papers.

    Read more about how to download the Grade 10 latest maths exam paper.

    AUSTRALIA PACIFIC TRAINING COALITION APTC APPLICATION FORM 2023 INFO

    There is NO COST to apply for a course at APTC, here is some info on ATPC Application Form 2023. 
    You will need to complete a separate Application for Admission for each course for which you wish to apply. Remember, you will need a valid email address to apply online.
    APTC APPLICATION FORM 2023

    Am I eligible to apply for an APTC Course?

    To meet the eligibility for entry to an APTC course, you must:

    1. be 18 years of age or older to apply, AND
    2. meet the course entry requirements as listed under Entry Requirements in the course information, AND
    3. after submitting your application, successfully complete a:

    • Language, Literacy and Numeracy (LLN) Assessment to check you have the required level of English and Maths to cope with the study demands of the course, AND
    • Vocational Knowledge Assessment (VKA). A VKA is either a written test or an interview to determine if you have the base knowledge and skills required to cope with the level of the course.

    APTC is committed to diversity and inclusion and encourages eligible candidates from diverse backgrounds, including women, LGBTQI persons, individuals from rural remote communities, and persons living with a disability, to apply.

    In addition, APTC is committed to protecting the safety and well-being of children and adults as part of its vision, mission and goals. If you will be living and studying in a country other than your home country, OR if you are applying for any course that requires a Police Check, you must not have any convictions for any serious offence, especially violence against children or adults.

    The following courses currently require a Police Check:

    • Certificate II in Community Services
    • Certificate III in Community Services
    • Certificate III in Education Support
    • Certificate III in Individual Support (Ageing, Home and Community)
    • Certificate IV in Community Development
    • Certificate IV in Disability
    • Certificate IV in Youth Work
    • Diploma in Counselling

    How can I apply to APTC?

    You can apply in one of three ways:

    • Online. You will need a valid email address to register and create an account first. Then you will need continuous access to the internet to apply online but can stop and save at any time;
    • By mail or email (complete the ATPC application form on your computer and email; OR 
    • Print a hard copy of the PDF form and mail it or deliver to your nearest APTC Country Office.

    Can I work while I study?

    Studying an APTC course requires absence from the workplace for extended periods of time. Refer to the link below to Course Information brochure for information on the length of each course. If you are currently employed, this means you will need to seek the support of your employer to take time off to attend classes and complete course work.

    What if my contact or other details change?

    Applications remain valid for 12 months from the time you apply. It is important that APTC can contact you at any time. If you wish to update your contact or other details during the 12 months, please let us know by sending an email to applications@aptc.edu.au or contacting an APTC Office. After 12 months APTC will contact you to ask you to update your application.

    APTC Fees?

    There are three options for funding your course.

    1. Employer funded – where your employer pays your fees for you.
    2. Self-funded – where you, or a donor (other than your employer), pays your fees.
    3. APTC bursary (which is a financial grant awarded to students to enable them to study). Note that bursaries are limited. There is no guarantee you will be granted a bursary, and chances of being offered a place are higher for the employer or self-funded applicants.

    More information about APTC Course Fees can be found here.

    If you are not a citizen of, or not currently residing in one of the eligible Pacific Island countries, you may apply as an International Student. International Students are not eligible for any financial assistance, stipend or accommodation, and will pay international student course fees.

    Checklist – Required Documents

    Additional supporting evidence will be required. If applying online or by email and you don't have a scanner, take a clear picture of the required documents and send it to us. 

    We recommend you have your electronic copies ready before you start your application. This will make the process easier and quicker.

     Electronic copies must be no more than 5MG in size, and only those with the following file type extensions can be uploaded: .pdf, .png, .jpg, .doc or .docx.

    The additional documents are:

    • Photo of yourself. The photo must be clear, in full colour of your face and shoulders, and not include any other people. Ideally, this photo should be like the photos used for passports.
    • Proof of Identity. You can prove your identity with your Passport (a copy of the Photo ID page) or Birth Certificate. Alternatively, you may provide a Certificate of Identity, Voter’s Card or Driver’s Licence with a photo, and then show your Passport or Birth Certificate to APTC staff at Orientation to confirm your identity.
    • Proof of name change. You only need this if your name is different to that on your Proof of Identity document. Proof of name change could be a Marriage Certificate, Court Order, Divorce Decree, etc.
    • Work Experience evidence (relevant to the course you are applying for). The documents could be letters from past or current employers, payslips, a statement listing your duties, etc.
    • Education Qualifications and/or Training (relevant to the course you are applying for). This could include Certificates and Results.

    How to prepare for an exam

    The ‘how-to revise for an exam’ tips focuses on preparing for an exam as an important first step to effective study. Understandably, if you do not gather the right revision materials before an exam, you’ll have problems revising the fundamental facts your need to answer a certain exam question.

    It is like building a house. The housebuilder must/should: 

    • have a plan (List of topics), 
    • collect the right materials s/he needs, 
    • know when to use the materials (timetable), and 
    • build the house (organise notes by subject for revision). 

    You will not (and CANNOT) go wrong if you prepare the materials in good time, make your revision notes and use them effectively when you are studying for an examination.

    Take a look at the full article about how to prepare (and revise) for an exam and aced it with flying colours. 

    Download Exam Planner (Study Timetable)

    If you are in Grade 12, 10 or 8 and preparing for your final exam, you'll find the exam week planner useful. Check out these study guides and download the exam planner.

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