The West African Examinations Council (WAEC) has provided helpful materials on Biology to prepare you for the final exam, which will commence on Friday, 7th June, 2024 , and will consist of Civic Education 2 (Essay) and Civic Education 1 (Objective). These materials will help you know what is expected of you and how to do your best in the Senior School Certificate Examination (SSCE).

2024 WAEC Civic Education (OBJ/ESSAY) Questions and Answers

WAEC May/June Civic Education Questions and Answers

WAEC Civic Education Question And Answer – Time/Date:

SubjectExam TypeTimeDuration
Civic Education 2Essay9:30 am. – 11:30 am.2hrs
Civic Education 1Objective11:30 am. – 12:30 pm1hr

2024 WAEC Civic Education (ESSAY) Answers:

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2024 Civic Education WAEC Syllabus:  

The 2024 WAEC Syllabus for Civic Education is available below. Please note that this syllabus applies to both internal and external candidates

Preamble

This syllabus assesses the candidate’s understanding of:
  • Citizenship importance
  • Government structure, functions, and responsibilities
  • Emerging societal issues
  • Citizen rights, duties, and obligations
  • Democratic values and their upholding

Examination Scheme

The examination consists of two papers, Paper 1 and Paper 2, combined into a single paper taken at one sitting.
Paper 1 (40 marks)
  • 1-hour multiple-choice test
  • 50 questions drawn from the entire syllabus
Paper 2 (60 marks)
  • 2-hour essay-type test
  • Three sections: A, B, and C
  • Each section contains three questions
  • Candidates must answer four questions, choosing at least one from each section
Section A: National Ethics, Discipline, Rights, and Obligations
  • National ethics
  • Discipline
  • Rights and obligations of citizens
Section B: Emerging Issues in the Society
  • Emerging societal issues
Section C: Governmental System and Processes
  • Government structure and functions
  • Governmental processes and responsibilities.
Section A: National Ethics, Discipline, Rights, and Obligations
TopicSub-Topics
ValuesDefinition, Types, Importance
Citizenship and NationalismMeaning of citizenship, Citizenship education, Goals of citizenship education
Human RightsDefinition, Categories, Characteristics, UDHR
Law and OrderDefinition, Features, Importance, Constituted authority
Responsible ParenthoodMeaning, Roles of responsible parents, Importance in national development
Traffic RegulationsMeaning, Importance, Roles of individual and government
Inter-Personal RelationshipsMeaning, Types, Skills that promote interpersonal relationships
Section B: Emerging Issues in the Society
TopicSub-Topics
CultismMeaning and origin, Different cult groups in Nigeria and their symbols, Reasons for cultism
Drugs and Drug AbuseMeaning of drug abuse, Drugs that can be abused, How drugs are abused
Human TraffickingMeaning, Causes, Effects and consequences, Efforts of government and individuals
HIV/AIDSMeaning, Causes, Symptoms and effects, Prevention, Stigmatization
Youth EmpowermentMeaning, Skills, Importance and benefits, Efforts of government
Section C: Governmental System and Processes
TopicSub-Topics
Structure and Functions of GovernmentMeaning of government, Structure/tiers of government, Functions of government
Democracy, Rule of Law, and National DevelopmentMeaning, types, and features of democracy, Importance of democracy, Pillars of democracy
Political ApathyMeaning, Causes, Consequences, Why leaders fail to protect the interests of their followers
Civil Society and Popular ParticipationMeaning of popular participation, Types of popular participation, Need for popular participation
Public Service in DemocracyMeaning of public service, Functions of public service, Problems of public service
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