Monday, 8 September 2014

Gov’t to Scrap 7 Subjects At The Basic Level

By on 06:08

The Ministry of Education has recommended a drastic reduction in the number of subjects studied at basic schools to not more than five subjects, Deputy Minister Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa has disclosed.
According to Mr. Ablakwa, the Ministry considers the current curricular at the basic level to be “too high."

Basic Education in Ghana, which is free and compulsory, lasts 11 years. Pupils between age 4-15-years are mandated to learn at least 10- in some cases 12- subjects at that level.
These include English Language, Ghanaian Language and Culture, Social Studies, Integrated Science, Mathematics, Basic, Design and Technology, Information and Communication Technology, French (optional), Religious and Moral Education.

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