Parliament passes Pre-tertiary Education Bill into law
The Parliament of the Republic of Ghana yesterday Thursday, December 16, 2020, after thorough review successfully passed the Pre-tertiary Education Bill, the Minister of Education, Dr Matthew Opoku Prempeh has confirmed.
The Manhyia South Member of Parliament popularly known as NAPO disclosed this in an interview with the Accra-based Asaase Radio 99.5 with host Kojo Mensah monitored by Georgeweb.org.
The Pre-Tertiary Bill attempts to decentralize basic education by fusing the management of basic education/DEOs under District Assemblies (DA) while transferring management and operational functions to the Central Administrative Department of DA, leaving DEOs to concentrate on the core business of teaching and learning.
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This is aimed at strengthening participation, accountability and efficiency. As the Bill has been passed, teachers will be recruited at the district level.
Source: Georgeweb.org
Be very careful of the fake news you guys published.
When did Parliament passed Pre-tertiary Education Bill
The issue ahs been submitted for another or second review.
If you read the article very well, you would understand that the Education Minister announced speaking to Kojo Mensah on AsaaseRadio, make enquiries before you comment please, we indicated our source and is nobody than NAPO