The CEO, Moreetsi Thobega revealed the development this morning during a press briefing to update the nation on the examinations paper leak. The CEO said although programming has been disrupted, BEC has completed drawing up alternative papers for the leaked subjects and are ready to be printed.
“We have completed alternative papers. We are only left with formatting them for printing. We have already talked to the printers and we would have sent to them to print by next week, “ the CEO said.
Thobega further explained that shifting and suspending the timetable meant they had to draw a new one, which now also means the affected subjects will be written from October 30. “We will begin with the papers which are intact so by next week we will have a new timetable,” he said.
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