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Invigilators risk sanctions for allowing examination malpractice – WAEC

” Mrs Frimpong said where a WAEC staff member is found to have allowed malpractice during an examination, the consequences could be severe, including dismissal.
Speaking with Isaac Addae on Morning Starr on Starr FM, Mrs Frimpong said WAEC takes action whenever investigations establish that an invigilator has allowed examination malpractice to occur.
Head of the School Examination Administration Department at West Africa Examination Council (WAEC) ,Mrs Lillian Frimpong, says invigilators have a responsibility to ensure that examination rules and regulations are strictly enforced throughout the examination period.
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