Teacher trade union Botswana Sectors of Educators Union (BOSETU) has hailed teachers for a sterling job that has resulted in an improvement in the 2018 PSLE Examination results. BOSETU Publicity Secretary, Edwin Maitshoko, said the results are a reflection of the hard work, dedication and commitment that teachers always exhibit in carrying out their work amid difficult circumstances under which they toil. "We salute all teachers in this sub – sector for the hard work that they have put in teaching and preparing students for the 2018 PSLE," he said . On Monday Botswana Examinations Council (BEC) released the results of the candidates who sat for the 2018 Primary School Leaving Examination (PSLE). Out of a total of 46 4 32 candidates who sat for the examination, 33 791 candidates obtained a Grade C or better (grades A, B &C), meaning that they passed the examination, while 12 641 candidates obtained a Grade D or worse (Grades E, U & X), or simply put, they failed the examination. "As BOSETU, we are concerned that of the 12 641 candidates who have not done well, government will still catapult them through to the next stage through the Automatic Promotion Policy. BOSETU…