Free education will not sacrifice quality - Yaw Adutwum

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• AGBESI KWESI 6 years ago

  Free SHS should not be wholesale. At least there must be conditions attached. The following conditions could suffice:
  1) There must be a cut-off point for those who want to go to secondary or technical/vocational institution ...
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  Free SHS should not be wholesale. At least there must be conditions attached. The following conditions could suffice:
  1) There must be a cut-off point for those who want to go to secondary or technical/vocational institutions. Aggregate 20 for those going to secondary schools and 30 for those going to technical/vocational institutions. Note: this does not mean that those who go to technical/vocational schools are low grade students. You know, subjects taught at the primary and JHS level are academic in nature and so those who have interest in technical and vocational courses are always left out. It is possible that if technical/vocational courses were started at the primary school level, those with low grade would have excelled better than their secondary school counterparts.
  2) Special consideration should be given to students from outside the regional and district capitals.

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• adika 6 years ago

  Take the quality away and Ghana is finish in the international competitive stage.

  Take the quality away and Ghana is finish in the international competitive stage.

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