According to Dr. Zelalem Ayazwe, the municipal government’s dedication to the education sector—including school meals, uniforms, and other educational resources—has greatly aided in the achievement of the 2017 Grade 8 test. He emphasized that the success may be attributed to the collaboration of stakeholders and the availability of television learning choices, including remedial sessions, in every school.

The Itege Menen Girls’ and Gelan Boys’ Boarding Schools produced 13 out of 20 high-scoring pupils at the municipal level this year, suggesting that the boarding schools’ original intent was accomplished. In his statement, the school’s head acknowledged that this year’s scores improved from 78.9% in 2016 to 88.8%, and he congratulated teachers and other stakeholders at all levels for helping the pupils succeed.

According to the press release, students who took the test may use the URL below to see their scores as of right now.

Grade 12 exam

The municipal administration’s online 2017 Grade 12 exam, which is part of the preparation process, was administered at all testing locations.

(June 17/2017) During today’s test, authorities from the Addis Abeba City Administration Education Bureau and the Innovation and Technology Development Bureau, as well as experts from both sectors, monitored the procedure at each test site. Each test location reports that today’s test was successfully completed.

Students who took the test stated that today’s examination provided them with a convenient setting to fully study for the regular Grade 12 exam, which will begin on June 23, 2017.

Various preparatory works are underway in Addis Abeba City Administration to conduct the 2017 Grade 12 Leaving Certificate Examination entirely online, and today’s pilot test will ensure that the infrastructure prepared for the exam is adequate, according to Ato Dereje Dagen, Director of the Education Technology and Infrastructure Directorate of the Addis Abeba City Administration Education Bureau.