First, very few of the students I met, of any age, could pass the new citizenship test. Second, very few of the schools I ...

An immigrant studies to take a U.S. citizenship exam in Connecticut on March 29, 2025. Credit - John Moore—Getty Images Becoming an American may have just become more difficult. U.S. green card ...

America's path to citizenship is becoming more demanding with a new civics exam focusing on deeper historical and governmental understanding. Critics fear this could disadvantage certain groups, while ...

U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) has made changes to the naturalization civics test that will make it more challenging for immigrants to obtain their U.S. citizenship. The changes are ...

Becoming an American may have just become more difficult. U.S. green card holders applying to be naturalized citizens will now, as of Monday, face a changed civics test that critics say is both more ...

The 2025 matric examinations continue on Thursday, 23 October, with candidates sitting for a range of practical and language assessments across both the Department of Basic Education (DBE) and ...

The 2025 matric examinations resume on Friday, 24 October. Candidates across both the Department of Basic Education (DBE) and Independent Examinations Board (IEB) streams will sit for a range of ...

The Trump administration has made a portion of the certification process for US citizenship considerably more challenging. New regulations will impact applicants who filed their applications on or ...

The changes won’t come about right away, however, with the Government saying the new curriculum won’t be published until ...

The Government will work to cut GCSE exam time by two-and-a-half to three hours for the average student, it has announced, after the curriculum review said current exam volume was “excessive”. The ...

GCSE exam time for students could be reduced by up to three hours on average, the government has announced. It follows a curriculum review that criticised the current volume as "excessive".