In this showdown between the authorities and the fraudsters of the baccalaureate, it will be challenging to do better – or rather worse – than this doctor cited by the Minister of Education, Fethi Sellaouti. He went so far as to execute a small surgical operation to implant headphones in the ears of a baccalaureate student.
The minister yesterday Friday evening June 10 on a private channel that it will not be possible to totally eliminate the scourge of cheating. He admitted that fraudsters will always have a small head start given the increasingly sophisticated technologies they employ. But it is feasible to follow their rhythm and restrict the damage as much as possible.
“It is a dangerous phenomenon which impacts the credibility of our exams”, alerts Fethi Sellaouti… Concerning the accusations about the leaks of the exams of which the workers of his department are the subject, the minister revealed that it is inadmissible that one points the finger at thousands of employees while “these people work hard foot in the centres to ensure the smooth running of the events”.
“I am not of the opinion that these people are corrupt and then cheating is rampant in every nation in the world. Here in Tunisia we have taken steps forward for the monitoring and securing of exams”, argued Fethi Sellaouti…