T&TEC Activates Hotline for SEA Exam Day

The Trinidad and Tobago Electricity Commission (T&TEC) has activated an additional hotline for school principals and supervisors ahead of the Secondary Entrance Assessment (SEA) examination. The hotline is intended to support electricity service at SEA centers on Thursday, March 26, 2026. According to T&TEC, the hotline will be operational from 8:00 a.m. on Wednesday, March 25, 2026, and will continue until 3:00 p.m. on exam day. Principals and supervisors can report disruptions in electricity service or electrical safety concerns by calling 794-4823 or 794-7264. T&TEC stated that its standard Trouble Report numbers, 800-BULB (2852) and 800-TTEC (8832), will remain available on a 24-hour basis. The commission advised that there will be no planned power interruptions on the day of the examination. T&TEC stated that the measure is part of its arrangements for the SEA examination period. The commission also extended wishes to students writing the examination. The SEA examination is written by primary school students seeking placement in secondary schools. T&TEC stated that it will monitor electricity service at examination centers during the period covered by the hotline. The commission advised that reports received through the hotline will be addressed by its teams. T&TEC urged principals and supervisors to use the hotline numbers if issues arise during the examination period. The activation of the hotline is a proactive measure by T&TEC to ensure a smooth and uninterrupted electricity service during the SEA examination. This will enable students to focus on their exams without any disruptions. The commission's efforts to provide a reliable electricity service are commendable, and it is essential to recognize the importance of this service in the education sector. The SEA examination is a critical milestone for primary school students, and any disruptions in electricity service could have a significant impact on their performance. Therefore, T&TEC's proactive approach to addressing potential issues is a welcome move. The commission's commitment to providing a reliable electricity service is a testament to its dedication to supporting the education sector. By activating the hotline, T&TEC has demonstrated its willingness to go the extra mile to ensure that students have a smooth and uninterrupted examination experience. This is a positive development, and it is essential to acknowledge the commission's efforts in this regard. The SEA examination is a significant event in the education calendar, and T&TEC's proactive approach will undoubtedly contribute to its success. The commission's commitment to providing a reliable electricity service is a crucial aspect of this success, and it is essential to recognize the importance of this service in the education sector. By working together, T&TEC and the education sector can ensure that students have a smooth and uninterrupted examination experience. The activation of the hotline is a significant step in this direction, and it is essential to acknowledge the commission's efforts in this regard. The SEA examination is a critical milestone for primary school students, and any disruptions in electricity service could have a significant impact on their performance. Therefore, T&TEC's proactive approach to addressing potential issues is a welcome move. The commission's commitment to providing a reliable electricity service is a testament to its dedication to supporting the education sector. By activating the hotline, T&TEC has demonstrated its willingness to go the extra mile to ensure that students have a smooth and uninterrupted examination experience. This is a positive development, and it is essential to acknowledge the commission's efforts in this regard.