To submit a WCED (Western Cape Education Department) exam irregularity report, you typically need to follow the official guidelines provided by the WCED. Here’s a general outline of the process:

Download the Information on irregularities and guidelines to prevent irregularities during the conduct of the National Senior Certificate (NSC)/ Senior Certificate (SC) Examinations

1. Gather information: Collect all relevant details about the exam irregularity, including the date, time, location, and specific incident that occurred. Make sure you have a clear understanding of the irregularity and any supporting evidence or documentation you might have.
2. Review guidelines: Visit the WCED’s official website or contact them directly to obtain the official guidelines and procedures for submitting an exam irregularity report. Look for any specific forms or documents that you may need to complete.
3. Complete the report: Fill out the required forms or documents as instructed by the WCED. Provide accurate and detailed information about the irregularity, ensuring that you include all pertinent details. Be clear and concise in your descriptions.
4. Attach supporting evidence: If you have any supporting evidence, such as photographs, documents, or witness statements, make copies and include them with your report. Ensure that you keep the original copies for your records.
5. Submit the report: Send the completed report and supporting documents to the designated WCED office or contact person responsible for handling exam irregularity reports. Follow the specific submission instructions provided by the WCED, such as mailing the documents, delivering them in person, or using an online submission portal if available.
6. Follow up: After submitting the report, it’s a good idea to follow up with the WCED to confirm that they received your report and to inquire about the next steps in the process. They may provide you with a reference number or contact person for further communication.