Ghana will rely on experts to deliver quality education – Haruna

Ghana is strategically positioning itself in the education sector and is putting in place strategies to tap into the experiences and knowledge of experts to help deliver quality education to learners. The Minister of Education, Haruna Iddrisu, confirmed this when he disclosed that President John Dramani Mahama’s administration will rely heavily on experts to deliver quality education to Ghanaians.

He made this public at the launch of a report by the Ghana Statistical Service (GSS) on Access to and Quality of Basic and Secondary Education in Ghana.

Mr. Iddrisu lauded the GSS for using data over the last two decades to provide information as to which areas the government should prioritise.

On bridging regional disparities, Mr. Iddrisu gave an assurance that the government would do its best to ensure the equitable distribution of resources, improve rural school infrastructure and deploy more trained teachers in underserved areas.

“We have to invest more in teacher training, undertake some curriculum reforms and use modern teaching methods to enhance learning outcomes,” the minister further stated.

In a fraternal message, the Ambassador of Denmark to Ghana, Tom Norring, said the relationship between the Danes Statistical Service and that of Ghana was a strong one.

If Ghana is to deliver quality education through experts, there must be a conscious effort toward

Written by Ghana Education News Editorial Staff

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