NESA National Examination 2023 Results - RWANDA

NESA Rwanda Exam 2023 Results is the work of the National Education and School Inspection Authority of Rwanda. This statutory body organises and runs school inspections and examinations (P6, S3, S6 GE, TVET or TTC) and reports on them to the people and govt of Rwanda. 

IMPORTANT: We are an education blog and do get some visitors from Rwanda and Africa, generally. This article serves as an info-service for our visitors from the beautiful country of Rwanda. 

Check out the latest on Rwanda's NESA exam results 2023, click here.

When will NESA national examination 2023 results come out?

The National Education and School Inspection Authority released the Rwanda NESA result in 2023.

Meanwhile, students log in to the exam portal or use SMS to get their results for P6, S3, S6(GE), TVET and TTC for 2023. 

Note that NESA released the 2022 exam results on Tueday, September 12th 2023. Parents, teachers, students and all stakeholders have been waiting for the 2022/2023 NESA results to come out. It is out now and everyone should check their results online or via SMS. Read on to find out how to check NESA EXAM RESULTS.

Visit this page for more updates...or check this website for more info on Rwanda Schools and Results.

The S6 and P6 results should be available anytime from now. 

If you want to follow-up, go to the:

• SDMS result page (https://www.sdms.gov.rw/sas-ui/public/nationalExaminationResult.zul), 
• www.mineduc.gov.rw result 2023 or 
• use the steps above to check if your results. 

For the 502 Bad Gateway, see below why it happened.

NESA Rwanda Exam 2023 Results

The National Education and School Inspection Authority (NESA) of Rwanda has a nice website with up-to-date information for exam takers, schools and other stakeholders.

If you would like to check your results ONLINE or by SMS, you'll find the steps below helpful.

How to Check NESA 2023 Results?

Go to >>> http://results.nesa.gov.rw

1. Choose a 'Level' (P6, S3, S6 GE, TVET or TTC),

2. Enter 'Registration' Number (Your candidate/index number)

3. Click on the blue 'search button'

Now your selected NESA National Examinations Results will appear. You can download the result or print it for future use.

How to Check NESA Rwanda Exam 2023 Results by SMS?

Students can access their 2023 NESA Rwanda exam results by SMS to 4891.

 P6, S3 and S6 – index number and send SMS to 4891. Here is how to do it:

1) Open your text message box.

2) Enter the SMS number: '4891'

3) Enter 'level' and 'registration number (NO SPACE)

4) Press 'send'.

There may be a network charge for this service, your results will be sent to your phone. 

Contact NESA Rwanda

Contact NESA by email info@nesa.gov.rw or reach the Rwanda Ministry of Education on Twitter via the handle @Rwanda_Edu

We hope you find this info helpful. If you are coming from Rwanda, please leave a message below and let us know what you think. This will help us to provide the relevant information in regards to the NESA Exam Results from your country.

We would advise you to check out NESA website for any latest news and updates in regards to the 2023 NESA Exam Results.

502 Error Bad Gateway

If you see the 502 messages, it means a huge volume of traffic is visiting the website at the same time.

All you have to do is try again at a later time when there is no internet-traffic queue for your chance to log in and check your results. Alternatively, use SMS to get your results.

How to Check Matric Results 2023 Online and via SMS in January 2024

What to find out how to check matrics results for 2023? This article will help. Candidates can check their matric results in 2024 online or via USSD and SMS. This year, you can also see your results published in the newspapers.

This article (linked) provides a step-by-step guide to how to check your Matric Results.

When is the Matric result 2023 coming out?

The Department of Basic Education announced that the national matric results for learners in public schools are expected to come out on the 19th of January 2024 like they did last year (20th January 2023). In fact, the 2021 Matric results were released on exactly the same date too. 

The individual results will be made available online the day after the announcement of the release of the matrics results, 2024.

Grade 12 students (the Matric Class of 2023) can access their results online or via mobile phone. Also, the results can be collected at your local schools.

As expected, the Minister of Basic Education Angie Motshekga will announce the outcome of the final exam on the 18th of January 2024.

A new article is available here for the ''2024 Matric Results Release Dates'' and ''How to Check the Results via SMS/Online'', click here to find out.

How to check Matric results via SMS and online

The Department of Basic Education staff and support staff will provide help to students and stakeholders who may face problems accessing their results online or via USSD and SMS. 

The best way to get help would be to, directly, contact your school or provincial education authority.

In case you want to get in touch with DBE, send an email to webmaster@dbe.gov.za

Here are some clear instructions for accessing Grade 12 results online and via USSD or SMS. This article also has links to reliable sources where you can get the latest updates.

Past updates: 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023

The updates below are from last year. The dates will give you an idea about when the results came out; and how the Grade 12 students access their results.

More details via the link 

• Update #2: The Minister of Basic Education, Angie Motshekga, will announce the release of the 2020 matric results on the 22nd of February 2021.
• Update #1: Students will be able to access their results on the 23rd of February via SMS, USSD, newspapers or at their examination centres.

MYIRC Online Services Internal Revenue Commission IRC PNG

The Internal Revenue Commission is happy to announce the arrival of an exciting new service for our valued taxpayer and public, enter the MyIRC Online Service Platform. This new development has been a long time coming, but it has been developed through a partnership with our financial software technology developer Niupay Limited in the last few months. 

What are MYIRC Online Services?

The MyIRC is an online service that enables the following functions that were previously only available at the counter:

• Payments Online – via scheme cards with all banks and for all tax types
• Lodgements- Taxpayer will be able to make lodgements online for any particular size of the document, significantly reducing physical counter lodgements and improving workflows
• Tax Agents Management Accounts – the platform enables Tax Agents to manage their taxpayers online and make payments, lodgements on their behalf as authorized Tax Agents
• TIN validity look up- TIN’s will be able to be verified online as active or inactive depending on their validity
• Certificate of Compliance (COC) Look Up – COC’s will now be able to be verified online by paying authorities who have confirmed their identities, and this will significantly reduce COC fraud
• MyIRC Online Support Centre – Taxpayers, Tax Agents, and registered account holders will now be able to access the support centre and communicate directly with IRC officers for tax-related and general inquiries
• Other Services – In the coming months, IRC also aims to look into other services such as the online applications for TINs, etc

Secured cloud platform hosted by Amazon Web

These services will be performed in a highly secured cloud platform hosted by Amazon Web Services. Our well-architected service will constantly be evolving to meet the needs of the tax administration and taxpayers even post-launch as we strive to ensure we have a system that fully meets the taxpayer’s needs and is internationally asymmetrical with best practices and security accreditation

In the coming weeks, we will be rolling out our services with a fully enabled service platform available for taxpayers in January 2022. We are honoured to mark this launch occasion with Prime Minister Rt Hon James Marape and celebrate this new service with our loyal taxpayers, whom we aim to best serve through digital technology.

On behalf of our hard-working staff throughout PNG, I welcome you to the MyIRC Online Service Platform.

Authorized for release.

Mr. Sam Koim, OBE

IRC Commissioner-General

Media Release: 20th December 2021

Educational Excellence: Finland's Model of Free and Quality Education

In terms of global education, Finland consistently stands out as a shining example. Despite having an economy and population one-fifth the size of Australia's, Finnish students routinely outperform their counterparts in nations with far greater resources. 

This article identifies key factors that contribute to Finland's success, particularly its unwavering commitment to free and quality education. By exploring these elements, we aim to draw insights that can inspire and guide educational development in Papua New Guinea and other small Pacific Island countries.

1. Minimal Classroom Hours, Maximum Impact

One of the most surprising aspects of the Finnish education system is the amount of time students spend in the classroom. Compared to their Australian and Pacific Islanders counterparts, Finnish children log significantly fewer hours, with the minimum in the first grade being only 20 hours per week. 

However, despite this seemingly relaxed approach, Finnish students consistently rank among the top performers in international assessments. This suggests that quality, not quantity, is the driving force behind their success.

2. Empowering Teachers and Individualized Curriculum

Unlike many countries that employ standardized curricula and assessments, Finland empowers its teachers with the autonomy to tailor their lessons to the specific needs of their students. 

This individualized approach allows educators to incorporate technology, cater to different learning styles, and foster a more engaging and effective learning environment.

3. Free School Lunches and Equitable Funding

Finland's commitment to equality is evident in its education system. Schools receive equal funding through taxation, ensuring that socioeconomic disparities do not translate into educational disadvantages. 

Additionally, students enjoy free school lunches, creating an inclusive atmosphere where everyone has access to nutritious meals regardless of their family's background.

4. Teacher Qualification and Career Prestige

One of the pillars of Finland's success is its highly qualified teaching force. Teachers are required to hold a Master's degree, and only a small percentage of applicants are accepted into teaching programs. 

This rigorous selection process ensures that teaching is a respected and sought-after career, attracting top talent and contributing to the overall quality of education.

5. Assessment without Comparison

Finland deviates from the common practice of comparing schools based on exam results. While regular assessments exist, the focus is on self-evaluation within each institution. This fosters an environment where schools collaborate and share best practices rather than compete for limited resources.

Finnish parents trust the education system, eliminating the need for exhaustive research to find the right school for their child. This trust stems from a societal respect for teachers and the understanding that all schools are equipped to provide high-quality education. This collaborative approach minimizes anxiety and allows parents to focus on supporting their children's learning journey.

What does it mean for Papua New Guinea?

While acknowledging the unique cultural contexts of Papua New Guinea and other small Pacific Island countries, there are valuable lessons to be learned from Finland's model. 

By embracing these principles and incorporating traditional practices, empowering teachers and creating a conducive teaching and learning environment, these nations can build education systems that truly work for their unique landscapes and communities, unlocking the full potential of every child.

It is about adopting and making the teaching and learning methods suitable for a developing country.

Conclusion

Finland's education system serves as a beacon of success, proving that a combination of:

• minimal classroom hours, 
• empowered teachers, 
• equitable funding, and a 
• strong emphasis on teacher qualifications can create a world-class educational environment. 

Finland sets a powerful example for the world. By following its lead, nations like Papua New Guinea and other small Pacific Island countries can create a brighter future for their children and contribute to a more equitable and prosperous global community.