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A student can attend any school within the catchment zone where he/she resides.Answer
Obtain a transfer form from the current school, which your child attends. Complete the form and have the principals sign the relevant section. Take the form to Education Officer for signature. Take the form to the intended school. Permission will be granted for transfer based on availability of space at the desired school.Answer
Yes you may. You must first obtain a license to do so from the Ministry of Education. Application forms for the license are available at the Ministry.Answer
Reports can be obtained from your child's school and by accessing the Education Management Information System (EMIS). A link can be found on the homepage of this website.Answer
Contact information for schools can be found on this website in ‘Contacts'Answer
Visit the offices of the Curriculum, Measurement and Evaluation at the Education, Science and Technology Building (ESTB) on Cornwall Street to obtain copies of required documents. These can also be obtained from this website.Answer
Certificates can be certified at the office of the Asst. Chief Education Officer or the Chief Education Officer at the ESTB. CXC certificates are certified at the office of the Local Registrar in the same building.Answer
Past exam papers can be purchased from the Curriculum, Measurement and Evaluation Office at the ESTB a $5.00 for a set of four papers for a particular year.Answer
Register for CSEC exams at the office of the Local Registrar on Cornwall Street.Answer
CSEC results can be collected from your school. Private students should collect results from the office of the Local Registrar.Answer
Fee Structure:
- Entry fee $50.00
- Local Fee $ 50.00
- Subject Fee $52.00
- Oral fee $15.00
Note: School candidates pay a local fee of $50.00.
*All values are in XCD (EC) currency.
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Complete and submit an application form to the Ministry of Education and Human Resource Development. Application forms are available for download from this website.Answer
Applicants need a minimum of 4 O'level subjects including English and Mathematics.Answer
Yes. You could register with the Dominica State College to pursue an Associate Degree in Teacher Education (Primary, Secondary). This pre-service course will prepare you for classroom practice. There are also in-service training programmes facilitated for practicing teachers by the Ministry of Education throughout the academic year.<script>
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