Manage time wisely, attend all classes, listen attentively to teachers and ask for help on topics which you don't understand.
This is the advice from interim Education Minister Filipe Bole as the third and final academic term for 2008 is set to begin tomorrow.
All secondary level public examinations take place this term with Fiji Junior Certificate Exams begins on October 29th and ends on November 6th, Fiji Seventh Form Exams are from November 3rd to the 11th while the Fiji School Leaving Certificate is from November 11th to the 24th.
Bole said teachers are also encouraged to assist and guide students by providing study tips, summary notes, model questions and answers.
He adds the support provided by parents and guardians is of paramount importance and wishes students, teachers, parents, school committees and managements all the best for the final school term of 2008.
Manage Time Wisely: Bole
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