With SEC implementation, would the GCE O-Level and GCE N(T)/N(A)-Level certificates continue to be recognised by future employers and Institutes of Higher Learning?

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The GCE and SEC qualifications are equivalent, and GCE N(T)/N(A)/O-Level qualifications will continue to be valid after 2027. For example, students who sat for the GCE O-Level examinations in 2024 may continue to use their 2024 O-Level examination results for admission into institutes of higher learning, and for employment purposes

With SEC implementation, would the GCE O-Level and GCE N(T)/N(A)-Level certificates continue to be recognised by future employers and Institutes of Higher Learning?

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