The Technical and Vocational Education and Training Curriculum Development, Assessment and Certification Council (TVET CDACC) has officially released results for the March/April 2026 Assessment Series and directed all institutions to verify their candidates’ performance through the council’s online portal.
In a circular, the Council advised principals, Vice Chancellors and centre managers to log into the TVET CDACC portal promptly to check the performance of their respective candidates.
Centre managers were specifically urged to carefully review the results and ensure all entries are correctly reflected. Any concerns or discrepancies are to be communicated to the council through established official channels for timely resolution.
The Council further announced that result slips and certificates for the March/April 2026 Assessment Series will be ready for collection from TVET CDACC offices starting June 10, 2026, through June 29, 2026, during official working hours.
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Collection of the documents will be strictly restricted to authorized representatives. Institutions are required to present an official letter duly signed by the Centre Manager, authorizing a designated representative to collect on their behalf.
The Council emphasized that no documents will be released without proper authorization and identification, citing the need to uphold accountability and security in the issuance process.
The circular was addressed to principals of national polytechnics, institutes of science and technology, technical training institutes, technical and vocational colleges, and private colleges, as well as VCs of universities implementing Competency Based Education and Training (CBET) and managers of vocational training centers.
The council appealed for the continued cooperation of all institutions in ensuring the smooth administration of assessments, results processing, and certification, and encouraged institutions to comply with the stated timelines to ensure efficient service delivery to candidates.
By Benedict Aoya
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