CEO of the Caribbean Examinations Council Dr. Wayne Wesley expressed gratitude to the examiners who diligently corrected papers even after the passage of Hurricane Beryl, ensuring that results could be released on time. #CaribbeanExcellence #CXC | Kairi FM

The Caribbean Examinations Council is to introduce a system for students to deal directly with the regional examinations body instead of local registrars and education ministries. This and other stories in our daily news wrap. #JISNews #Jamaica #News | Jamaica Information Service

❗ Registration for Caribbean Examinations Council (CXC) CSEC and CAPE May/June 2026 is open❗️ ONLINE REGISTRATION ONLY: Please read these instructions carefully. 🔗 For all information on Examinations Registration, Instructions and Fees visit: https://exams.moe.gov.tt/ 🗓️ Registration Deadline: Wednesday 15th October, 2025. #Registration #CXC2026 | Ministry of Education - TT

Warmest holiday greetings from the Caribbean Examinations Council—may the season fill your hearts with peace, joy, and renewed hope for the year ahead. 🎄✨ | Caribbean Examinations Council

Season's Greetings and blessings to you from the Caribbean Examinations Council. 🎁 | Caribbean Examinations Council

The Caribbean Examinations Council (CXC) plans to offer digital sittings for all examinations within the next three to five years. Registrar and Chief Executive Officer of CXC, Dr. Wayne Wesley, made the announcement at a press conference earlier today (January 7). Dr. Wesley also provided an update on the Caribbean Targeted Education Certificate (CTEC) pilot, which began in September 2025 and allows students to earn certifications at their own pace through flexible, modular courses aligned with