Starting next week, the Ministry of Education will begin discussions among stakeholders regarding reviews of issues in the education sector. This discussion focuses on the bridge between educational funding and infrastructure gaps and the role of teachers in change in education for a sustainable future.

Professor George Oduro, Chairman of Education Planning and Review Committee. He explained that the debate will consider how the government will increase the funding needed to address infrastructure gaps in the education sector. Professor Oduro said other areas that need to be touched on would improve parental inclusion in teacher wells and school management. “The teacher’s well sits on every pillar and is called to provide accommodation to teachers as it is in the NDC Manifesto as the “teacher’s double”. Therefore, the infrastructure for teacher wells is there.” He said quality control in the education sector is being thoroughly discussed.

“We also deal with quality control and the second pillar will also become quality education. We are committed to basic training, secondary levels, our tertiary formation, TVET, problems, and We look forward to stakeholders in the context of inclusivity being cut,” explained Professor Odulao. He promised that teachers were equipped enough to implement recommendations from the forum.