The eagerly awaited Basic Education Certificate Examinations (BECE) results have been released by the West African Examinations Council (WAEC). Following this, the next crucial step for the candidates is the allocation of schools for their Senior High School education.
Upon the Ministry’s release of the school placements for these BECE candidates, it becomes imperative for them to obtain a school placement checker voucher to access their assigned schools. The exciting news is that candidates now have the option to proactively purchase and reserve their placement checker in advance, securing their position as the first to check their results.
To facilitate this process, GESHub.org has detailed a comprehensive guide outlining the necessary steps for candidates to reserve their SHS/BECE/CSSPS placement checker voucher. This initiative aims to streamline and expedite the process, ensuring a smoother transition for students into their chosen Senior High Schools.
How to reserve 2023 school placement checker voucher
- Visit resultschecker.com.gh/reserve on your device.
- Select the card type, e.g., CSSPS Placement Checker 2023.
- Enter the desired quantity; the total will calculate automatically.
- Click “Buy Now” and provide your name and phone number on the new screen.
- Click “Proceed to Payment”.
- Select Mobile Money, enter your number, and verify with the OTP.
- Confirm payment on your phone.
- Receive an SMS confirmation of your reservation and your checker will be sent once placements are released.
The outlined steps provide a user-friendly guide for candidates to easily reserve their SHS/BECE/CSSPS placement checker on resultschecker.com.gh/reserve.
By selecting the card type, specifying the quantity, and completing a straightforward payment process through Mobile Money, candidates can expedite the retrieval of their results once released by the West African Examinations Council (WAEC).
The SMS confirmation feature adds an extra layer of assurance, keeping candidates informed about the status of their reservation. For assistance, call 0555475811.
Published By: Justice Donkoh | GESHub.org
