Faith leaders rally behind matriculants as they begin final exams

JOHANNESBURG - As matriculants begin their final examinations faith leaders are rallying behind them.

They have shared messages of hope and resilience reminding the pupils that they are not alone on their journey.

Recognising the stress and pressure that often comes with this pivotal moment, they are stepping forward to provide spiritual and practical assistance.

"Always remember that exams are only for you to assess your shortcomings, do your best and stay confident. No matter the result, you are learning and improving," said Reverend Sandile Tatiya from the Cushian Church of the Republic of South Africa.

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Pastor Nonqaba Mosunkuthu from Zoe Bible Church acknowledged the candidates reaching the end of their schooling journey.

"We are proud of you in advance that you are going to pass. As parents, teachers and everybody in our country, is wishing you well."

The matric exams started on Monday and will wrap up in the last week of November.