Ministry of Education Launches Online CAPE Application Process

Ministry of Education Launches Online CAPE Application Process || The Ministry of Education is pleased to announce the launch of a fully online application process for students seeking admission to the Caribbean Advanced Proficiency Examination (CAPE) programme in selected public secondary schools across Guyana.

This new digital application system is now OPEN and is designed to improve efficiency, increase accessibility, and provide a more streamlined and transparent experience for applicants. Students will no longer be required to complete paper-based application forms, as the entire application process can now be completed online.

How to Apply

Applicants should follow these simple steps:

Go directly to https://services.education.gov.gy.

Click on CAPE 6th Form Application.

Click Start Application and complete Steps 1-8

Complete the CAPE application form, upload the required supporting documents, and submit your application electronically.

Applicants can monitor the status of their application through the online portal.

The introduction of the online CAPE application portal is part of the Ministry's broader commitment to digital transformation and enhanced service delivery.

By leveraging technology, the Ministry aims to simplify administrative processes, reduce processing times, improve the accuracy of applicant information, and provide students with a more convenient way to access educational opportunities.

The Ministry of Education remains committed to expanding access to quality education while embracing innovative digital solutions that improve services for students, parents, and educators nationwide. Students are encouraged to submit their applications well before the closing date to allow sufficient time for verification and processing. 6th Form Schools will continue to provide guidance and support to applicants throughout the application period.

For additional information or assistance, applicants should contact the Ministry of Education, Secondary Sector, on telephone numbers 226 8812, 2236406 or email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. .