Lesufi urges Gauteng Matric learners to use e-learning as exams loom - SABC News - Breaking news, special reports, world, business, sport coverage of all South African current events. Africa's news leader.

He was briefing the media in Johannesburg, on the province’s state of readiness for the 2019 National Senior Certificate Examinations .Lesufi says the Department is prepared to conduct the exams.

“We have managed to digitalise all our curriculum content for all our subjects. Even a parent can log on – if your child asks for the homework and you are not sure, you can log in, and listen to that teacher on the video and animation in terms of the previous question papers. You can also set your own test for your child, and the system will mark that test and indicate where your child is struggling,” says Lesufi.

Many of the matriculants who signed are happy with the province’s efforts to help them achieve top spot. They are hoping to make the Free State proud. The Department of Basic Education, on Friday highlighted that the credibility of the 2019 national examination takes priority over everything else. The Department said this includes the security of the examination papers to protect the integrity of the process.

Deputy Director General for Planning and Assessment in the Department Paddy Padayachee said the benchmark of the National Senior Certificate is set against international standards.

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