How To Prepare For WAEC As A Student
How to prepare for WAEC Examination As A Student: What to know before writing SSCE.
The West African examination Council is an examination every student must pass in order to further your education and be certified as a good grade secondary school leaver.
There are things you should do to have an excellent SSCE result, which no one will tell you.
1. Search For WAEC Scheme Of Work.
Go on Google and search for WAEC Scheme of work or ask your school for one.
Print it and divide the subjects according to your choice of days in the week.
In order to stay consistent, find a partner who is willing to study and read together.
2. School Practical.
Make sure you follow up practicals done in school. Some students skips practical days for some reasons, while In some case teachers ignore practicals just to make the load easy for them. Don't ever play with practicals, especially science students.
Dont allow any teacher deceive you that a practical is not important or needed, go and report to the school authority of such thing.
Tips on practical to focus on :
Chemistry : Acid and Base Analysis
Physics : simple harmonic motion, with graph plotting.
Biology: Drawing and labelling e.t.c
3. Attend Lesson
If your school is having lesson for all SSCE candidate, do well to attend and follow up.
if then your school is not hosting any lesson try and get yourself registered in any outside school lesson.
4. Study Yellow Paper.
Yello paper contains questions which is mostly probably repeated. it is just like the exam question paper . This will help you answer repeated questions correctly.
5. Meet Teachers Privately.
Your teachers have been training students to pass the WAEC Examination for years, meeting them to ask questions such as "Where and what should I read" will give you a map of what to do and not to do.
Finally
6. Be A Student.
On the day of exam, Being a student means: Dressing properly, Being Neat, Shave you hair, Cut your nails, Have your Writing Materials.
Obey the exam rules and regulations to avoid being disqualified for the examination.
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