Caribbean Ex­am­i­na­tions Coun­cil (CXC) re­sults are set to be re­leased to­day along with in­for­ma­tion about the per­for­mance of stu­dent by top of­fi­cials in the Cay­man Is­lands.

Pre­lim­i­nary re­sults will be avail­able from 1 pm (AST) to­day via the CXC stu­dent por­tal at stu­dent­por­tal.cxc.org.

In a post on its web­site, CXC said its Reg­is­trar and CEO, Dr Wayne Wes­ley, and Di­rec­tor of Op­er­a­tions, Dr Nicole Man­ning, will present per­for­mance da­ta for more than 100,000 can­di­dates across the re­gion who reg­is­tered for over 600,000 sub­ject en­tries in the CAPE, CSEC and CC­SLC ex­ams.

Cay­man’s Min­is­ter for Ed­u­ca­tion & Train­ing, Fi­nance and Eco­nom­ic De­vel­op­ment, Rol­ston An­glin, will de­liv­er the fea­ture ad­dress at the cer­e­mo­ny, which ro­tates an­nu­al­ly among CXC-par­tic­i­pat­ing coun­tries.

“The Gov­ern­ment and Peo­ple of the Cay­man Is­lands are proud­ly open­ing its doors to CXC and the wider re­gion,” Min­is­ter An­glin said, not­ing that ed­u­ca­tion was “at a turn­ing point glob­al­ly” and em­pha­sis­ing CXC’s role in keep­ing pace with tech­no­log­i­cal ad­vances such as AI and ma­chine learn­ing.

Man­ning high­light­ed the im­por­tance of CXC® qual­i­fi­ca­tions for both high­er ed­u­ca­tion and ca­reer readi­ness. “We want our can­di­dates to val­ue this process as an im­por­tant phase of their de­vel­op­ment as they play their part in ad­vanc­ing our Caribbean so­ci­ety,” she said.