The World Bank has reaffirmed its commitment to supporting Ghana’s educational sector ‎


The partnership aims to drive a comprehensive transformation focused on measurable academic results and, more crucially, sustainable job creation for the youth.

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‎​The World Bank’s assurance comes at a critical time as Ghana seeks to align its academic curriculum with the demands of the modern global economy.
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This support is expected to manifest through:
Infrastructure Development: Upgrading learning environments to support STEM and vocational training.
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‎​Technical Assistance: Implementing data-driven strategies to track student performance and teacher efficiency.
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‎​Economic Alignment: Bridging the gap between classroom theory and the practical skills required by the 21st-century job market.
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‎​Addressing the press in a recent engagement, the Minister for Education, Honorable Haruna Iddrisu, shifted the spotlight to internal administrative reforms.
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Minister for Education, Honorable Haruna Iddrisu


The Minister emphasized that while international support is vital, the internal systems governing student transitions must be beyond reproach.
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‎​"We must ensure that the transition of our students from one level to the next is governed by merit and equity," the Minister stated.
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The Minister called for the unwavering enforcement of standards set by the West African Examinations Council (WAEC) and the Ghana Education Service (GES).
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Transparency in School Placement: To curb public outcry and ensure fairness, the Minister directed that the Computerized School Selection and Placement System (CSSPS) must operate with total transparency.
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‎​Accountability: There is a renewed mandate for officials to eliminate "human interference" in the placement process, ensuring that every student is placed based on their earned merit.
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‎​The synergy between the World Bank’s financial and strategic backing and the Ministry’s push for systemic integrity marks a turning point for Ghanaian education.
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By enforcing high standards and fostering global partnerships, the government aims to create an educational ecosystem that not only produces graduates but also empowers professionals.


Reported By Azaglo Michael 

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