Namibia Grade 11 Results 2024: Ministry of Education Release Date and How to Check Results

Thousands of Namibian students who took the Namibia Senior Secondary Certificate Ordinary (NSSCO) and Advanced Subsidiary Level (AS) Grade 11 Exams in 2024 can finally know when the 2024 exam results will come out. The results release date for 2024 was announced.

The results are out - here is how to check the results via SMS/Online and download the pdf from New Era Newspaper.

Information for our visitors from the beautiful country of NAMIBIA.

Namibia Grade 11 Results 2024 Release Date

The Namibia Ministry of Education, Arts, and Culture (MoEAC) will announced the much-awaited release date for the highly anticipated results at the: 

• earliest on the 5th and
• latest on the 12th of January 2024. 

Sanet Steenkamp, Executive Director at the MoEAC made this clear during an interview with the NBC News' Good Morning Nambia (GMN) program.

Here is HOW TO CHECK NSSCO EXAM RESULTS online and via SMS

How to Check Namibia Grade 11 Result

According to Sanet Steenkamp, marking is nearing completion with only some markers finishing up mid-December 2024. This diligent process assures students and parents of the results' accuracy and fairness.

An announcement for the results release date will be made upon completion of the marking so stay in tune for the official announcement from the MoEAC.

The MoEAC will release the results through multiple channels to ensure easy access for everyone:

• Online: The results will be available on the Ministry's website and other designated online platforms. Details of these platforms will be announced closer to the release date.

• Print Media: Namibia National Newspapers will publish the results, giving access to those without internet connectivity.

• SMS: Students can send their full candidate number via SMS to designated shortcodes (to be announced) to receive their results directly on their phones.

Click here to find out how to access Grade 11 (NSSCO) Results Online and via SMS/Phone

Namibia Grade 11 Statement of Results

Students can visit their respective regional directorates or schools to obtain their statement of results before the official release date. This announcement will be made at least a week before the actual results.

Statements will be physically distributed to regional directorates (14 across Namibia) and schools. They will also be available online.

Statements of results serve as official records of achievement, detailing performance in each subject with grades and marks. The statement of results is required for academic pursuits like tertiary enrollment and scholarship applications. They serve as a personal recognition of hard work and dedication.

Stay Tuned for Further Updates

The MoEAC will make further announcements regarding the exact release date, specific online platforms for accessing results, and the SMS shortcodes closer to the 5th and 12th of January.

• The announcement and subsequent release of results may happen any time between the 5th and 12th of January.
• Multiple channels are available to access the results, ensuring everyone has a convenient option.
• If a student feels their results are inaccurate, they can apply for remarking during a specific period announced with the results.

Namibia Education Ministry (Grade 11 Results 2024)

While receiving the results is important, remember that these scores are just one step in your educational journey. As Ms Steenkamp emphasised, 

"Results are one thing, you are still so young, there is so much more to life." 

Stay positive, focus on your goals, and use these results as a stepping stone for future success.

Sources:

• This article is based on the interview with NBC Digital News on the GMT program with Sanet Steenkamp, Executive Director, Namibia Ministry of Education, Arts, & Culture.
• Additional information was sourced from the Ministry of Education, Arts, and Culture website and official announcements.
• For the latest information on Namibia Grade 11 Results and Ministry of Education updates, click here.

Department of Treasury PNG 2024 Budget Live Parliament Session

In a highly anticipated event during today's live streaming of the PNG Parliament sitting on the 28th of November 2023, Treasurer Ian Ling-Stuckey presented the 2024 Budget, themed "Securing Our Future." The Treasurer highlighted key aspects of the budget, emphasising the government's commitment to responsible financial management.

Key Budget Figures:

• Total Budget: A substantial K27.3 billion, marking a K2.8 billion increase from the 2023 budget.
• Revenue: A significant boost to K23.3 billion, surpassing the 2023 figure by K3.8 billion.
• Deficit: Despite the substantial budget, a disciplined approach resulted in a deficit of K3.9 billion.
• Capital Budget: Allocating K10.7 billion for crucial infrastructure and development projects.
• Priority Sectors: Noteworthy allocations include K6.67 billion for Health and Education, K1.2 billion for Power and Water supply, and K1 billion for the Connect PNG initiative.
• Household Assistance: A K440 million package to address cost-of-living pressures on families.

Education Investments - Key Points:

• The government is significantly boosting investments in health and education with a substantial budget of K6.67 billion in 2024.

• K4,081.6 million has been allocated for education, representing 14.9% of the total government budget.

• The Government Tuition Fee Subsidy Scheme (GTFS) has witnessed a substantial increase from K764 million to K851 million.

• An extra 3400 teachers will receive support with a 5% increase in funding, contributing significantly to the improvement of education services.

Department of Treasury PNG Treasurer's Vision

During his parliamentary address, Treasurer Ling-Stuckey emphasised the government's dedication to fiscal responsibility. 

He outlined a plan for budget repair with the goal of returning to a surplus by 2027, further aiming to clear all debt by 2034.

Importantly, the government is supporting (and needs to strengthen) the key institutions within the Department of Education and the Department of Higher Education to ensure the effective utilisation of this substantial investment.

Economic Growth and Prosperity

The Treasurer expressed confidence in the nation's economic trajectory, projecting growth from K111 billion in 2023 to an impressive K122 billion in 2024. 

Ling-Stuckey highlighted the remarkable non-resource growth, maintaining levels of:

• 5.2 percent in 2022, 
• 4.5 percent in 2023, and 
• 4.7 percent in 2024. 

This sustained growth, he noted, is historic, occurring for the second time in PNG's post-independence era.

Challenges and Acknowledgments

Ling-Stuckey acknowledged challenges, recognising that not everyone feels the benefits of the economic surge. He acknowledged struggling businesses, job scarcity, and the persistent cost-of-living pressures many families face. 

Despite these challenges, the Treasurer assured the public that the government remains focused on delivering essential services and addressing the needs of the community.

Conclusion:  PNG 2024 Budget 

As the live-streamed parliamentary session came to a close, the Treasurer's speech painted a comprehensive picture of the 2024 Budget, reflecting a commitment to fiscal responsibility, economic growth, and social well-being in Papua New Guinea.

Education Money: 

The allocation of K6.67 billion to both health and education in the 2024 budget is commendable, signalling a commitment to the well-being and education of the people. 

Importantly, it is crucial for the government to strengthen institutions like the Department of Education and the Department of Higher Education. Robust checks and balances, along with regular inspections, monitoring, and transparent reporting, are essential to ensure accountability and effective use of the allocated funds. 

While the significant increase is promising, a thorough system of oversight will help guarantee that the money is utilised efficiently for the benefit of the community.