The National Association of High School Directors has submitted a request to the Minister of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology, Koichi Hagiuda, to set up additional test venues for the Common Test for University Admissions nationwide after 2022.Requests extracted from a questionnaire survey on the Common Test for University Admissions conducted in mid-March for prefectural high school chief associations nationwide, and requested to be utilized in system design from the next time onward.
According to the National Association of High School Directors, the requirements are
・ Comply with the schedule of implementation guidelines set by the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology
・ From the perspective of infectious disease control, we will continue to establish additional test venues for common tests in all prefectures.
・ The Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology encourages universities to increase the number of local venues for individual examinations of Corona
・ Take sufficient relief measures for examinees infected with the new coronavirus
・ Some universities changed the entrance examination method according to the infection status of the new coronavirus, but a common rule will be set for the method of disseminating the change.
・ About the online entrance examination The Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology will instruct the university to ensure fairness and fairness of the examination and to take all possible measures against communication troubles on the day.
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In the questionnaire, the prefectural associations said, "We rely too much on the high school side to inform us about the new corona countermeasures." Many problems were pointed out for the common university entrance examination in January, such as "it will be impossible to improve" and "the sudden cancellation of the individual examination has upset the examinees".
