De­spite wide­spread re­ports on so­cial me­dia that stu­dents were ex­pe­ri­enc­ing dif­fi­cul­ties ac­cess­ing their Caribbean Sec­ondary Ed­u­ca­tion Cer­tifi­cate (CSEC) and Caribbean Ad­vanced Pro­fi­cien­cy Ex­am­i­na­tion (CAPE) re­sults on­line yes­ter­day, both Ed­u­ca­tion Min­is­ter Dr Michael Dowlath and Trinidad and To­ba­go Uni­fied Teach­ers’ As­so­ci­a­tion (TTUTA) pres­i­dent Crys­tal Ashe said they had not re­ceived any re­ports of sig­nif­i­cant prob­lems with the sys­tem.

Speak­ing with Guardian Me­dia yes­ter­day, Dowlath said, “There are no re­port­ed is­sues.”

Ashe echoed the min­is­ter’s as­sess­ment, not­ing that the union had not been made aware of any con­cerns by its mem­ber­ship.