Trinidad and Tobago's Newsday"OVER 4,000 Sixth Form students are expected to re-sit the Caribbean Advanced Proficiency Examination (CAPE) Communications Studies Paper II today which marks the start of the new timetable for all CAPE exams.
This comes six weeks after all CAPE exams were postponed following confirmed breaches in the Communications Studies paper and suspected breaches in other subject areas. Five students have since been charged in relation to the breach and are expected to appear in court."
This comes six weeks after all CAPE exams were postponed following confirmed breaches in the Communications Studies paper and suspected breaches in other subject areas. Five students have since been charged in relation to the breach and are expected to appear in court."
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