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The Parents Teachers Association (PTA) has issued a warning to parents and students to be cautious of individuals claiming to have solutions to questions prepared for the Basic Education Certificate Examinations (BECE) candidates.
According to the PTA, most of these so-called solutions are fabricated and misleading, designed to deceive students and lead to failure in their examinations.
In an interview with OTEC News reporter Jacob Agyenim Boateng, the Ashanti Regional PTA Chairperson, Kwabena Amofa Sarpong, advised students to believe in themselves and their abilities.
He emphasized that with a fair mindset and hard work, candidates can pass their exams without resorting to fraudulent means.
Mr. Sarpong urged students to avoid falling prey to these scams and instead focus on their own preparations, trusting in their knowledge and skills to excel in the exams.
The PTA's warning comes as the BECE candidates begin their exams on July 8, 2024, and students are reminded to stay vigilant and committed to their studies.
