Africazine:
Zambia’s education reforms are yielding impressive results, with a 70% pass rate in Grade Twelve examinations.
President Hakainde Hichilema highlighted this achievement during a meeting with teachers and education stakeholders. He emphasized that education is an investment crucial for national development, crediting the dedication of both teachers and learners for this success.
Zambia’s Education Reforms Show Positive Impact
President Hichilema praised the recent pass rate as evidence that the government’s education reforms are effective. He noted that free education has successfully brought over 2.5 million children back into the classroom. This initiative is considered one of the most significant policies of his administration.
The President also acknowledged the importance of collaboration between educators and students in achieving educational success. He believes that a supportive environment is essential for fostering learning and development.
Zambia: Key figures on Grade Twelve Results
- 70% pass rate at Grade Twelve level
- More than 2.5 million children back in school
- Recruitment of more than 45,000 teachers
Future Steps for Education in Zambia
The government plans to legislate free education to protect this policy from future changes. Additionally, the administration is focused on continuing to improve learning outcomes through various initiatives.
Commitment to Educational Excellence
- Legislation to safeguard free education policy
- Continued recruitment of teachers
- Ongoing support for examination fees
Zambia’s commitment to education reform is transforming the future for millions of children.
