When will WAEC hold exams for Ghanaian school candidates? The date of the Ghanaian WASSCE in 2023 has been the subject of numerous questions and rumors.

The 2023 WAEC timetable has already been made public, which is fantastic news for students who must now adequately study for the exams.

According to the West African Examination Council (WAEC), the 2023 WASSCE will begin on Monday, July 31, 2023, with Project Work for candidates in the Visual Arts, and the Theory Papers will begin on Monday, August 21, 2023, and run through September 26, 2023.

The WAEC timetable is now available for candidates to download for assistance. Also, in order to know how to approach the questions, pupils need to be familiar with the WAEC grading system.

Passing your WAEC is crucial since it affects whether you’ll be admitted to the university or not.

Furthermore, a strong WAEC score is required for students who want to apply for scholarships, so now is your chance to make things right. You need to obtain a strong WAEC score if you want to study abroad in the UK, US, Australia, Canada, Germany, or any other nation of your choosing.

For information on scholarships available to Ghanaians who want to study abroad, read our guide on how to apply for scholarships from Ghana.

Do foreign universities recognise WAEC scores, you might be interested to know? To that, the answer is YES. So, having strong WAEC scores is a need if you want to pursue a degree in the US, UK, Canada, Australia, Germany, China, or Cyprus.

The main line is that you should do your hardest to pass your examination. Online materials are plentiful. Download past questions, run through them all, and then practice some more. We send our best to you.