App for CSEC, CAPE results

“The advent of this mobile app is something exciting for students teachers and stakeholders,” CXC Director of Operations Stephen Savoury said.

Savoury and CXC Assistant Registrar (Public Information and Customer Service) Cleveland Sam were in Trinidad last weekend to promote CXC first app which was launched in Barbados last week and which is due to be launched in Guyana this week.

The app has several features including voice messaging, texting, and a newsfeed that will enable posting to social media.

The app, Savoury said, does not only relate to people in the region but to anyone anywhere in the world and who will be able to connect with and access CXC services and products on their terms.

CXC has 19 territories to deal with, he said, and hundreds of thousands of students who write examinations regularly.

This is in addition to 10,000 stakeholders across the region, he said. He said that CXC had been working over the last six months to develop the app and to make it user friendly.

CXC webmaster Ayodele Pompey said, “One of the exciting features is that a lot of candidates who would have written exams can check their results on their mobile phone, anytime and anywhere.”