The second day of matric exams will see the group of Grade 12s writing Business Studies Paper 1 and in the afternoon more language papers.
Paper 1 of the English exam often is based on language in context. This includes comprehensions, summaries and language structures and conventions.
According to the Department of Education this year, there are 735 677 full-time candidates. An increase of 128 451. “That means that the system needs to ensure that all health and safety protocols are adhered to. We have consulted with provinces to check on their state of readiness; and provinces have confirmed that it is all systems go,” Motshekga said.Speaking on behalf of Cabinet, Minister in The Presidency, Mr Mondli Gungubele, said: “We applaud every Grade 12 learner for your determination and hard work in preparing for the exams. This is the culmination of 12 years of schooling and teaching.
“The Class of 2021 rose above the challenges presented by Covid-19 to pursue their studies. We are confident of your success. You have overcome great challenges and difficulties, and we are proud of you. Good luck!”
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