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Message: [QUOTE="Queen, post: 88043, member: 27"] A nationwide health-training exam covering 100,272 candidates just wrapped in Uganda, and certificate-level trainees absolutely smashed it at 95.8%. Second national TVET assessment scale [LIST] [*]Uganda Health Professions Assessment Board tested 100,272 trainees. [*]Exams spanned 215 accredited sites in total. [*]Continuing candidates hit 81,230 this round. [*]Final-semester trainees numbered 19,042. [/LIST] Certificate-level pass rates [LIST] [*]Some 13,089 of 13,665 certificate candidates passed. [*]Distinction-level results clocked in at 17.6%. [*]Credit grades covered a whopping 73.2%. [*]Only 215 trainees bombed the cutoff. [/LIST] Diploma-level pass rates [LIST] [*]Around 4,469 of 5,377 diploma candidates cleared. [*]The distinction sat at a slim 3.5%. [*]Credit-level grades landed at 67%. [*]Nearly 724 trainees fell short entirely. [/LIST] Gender enrollment split [LIST] [*]Female candidates dominated at 68.2% enrollment. [*]Male trainees trailed behind at 31.6%. [*]Nursing programmes saw growing male registrations. [/LIST] Museveni's take on the results [LIST] [*]Janet Kataaha Museveni praised the regulatory overhaul. [*]Her comments flagged tighter competency-based standards. [*]Enrollment bumps signal workforce growth, she argued. [*]Successful graduates got nudged toward ethical practice. [/LIST] Programme shakeups under Kataratambi [LIST] [*]Hellen Mukakarisa Kataratambi confirmed key programme shifts. [*]Certificate in Comprehensive Nursing got axed permanently. [*]Critical-care and emergency-nursing diplomas debuted officially. [*]Paediatrics and Child Health Nursing enrollment jumped 85.7%. [/LIST] [/QUOTE]

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