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The South Pacific Seventh Form Certificate (SPFSC) is the regional Year 13 qualification programme offered to Pacific Island Countries. This was first offered in 2004 to replace the New Zealand Bursary qualification that was used in many countries as the qualification to enter tertiary studies or secure employment. A total of 10 schools in Tonga, the Solomon Islands, Kiribati and Vanuatu adopted the programme in its first year. This first cohort tallied 473 students. Since the, the student numbers have grown steadily over the years, even after the withdrawal of two countries that developed their own national examination. Last year, a total of 1122 students from Vanuatu, Kiribati and Tuvalu completed the SPFSC programme.

Year 13 students of Epauto Adventist High School during a class. This file picture was taken in 2019.
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EQAP's Curriculum and Assessment team leader Mere Vadei takes SPFSC scorers through a refresher course on SOLO taxonomy.
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