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NATIONAL EDUCATION SECTOR ANNUAL REVIEW 2009

NATIONAL EDUCATION SECTOR ANNUAL REVIEW 2009. Overview of progress on key indicators in the ESP 2003 - 2015 Presented by: Charles Yaw Aheto – Tsegah Director, Planning Budgeting Monitoring and Evaluation (PBME) Division June 26, 2009. MINISTRY OF EDUCATION. Progress so far.

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NATIONAL EDUCATION SECTOR ANNUAL REVIEW 2009

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  1. NATIONAL EDUCATION SECTOR ANNUAL REVIEW 2009 Overview of progress on key indicators in the ESP 2003 - 2015 Presented by: Charles Yaw Aheto – Tsegah Director, Planning Budgeting Monitoring and Evaluation (PBME) Division June 26, 2009 MINISTRY OF EDUCATION

  2. Progress so far Kindergarten and Primary Enrolment Trend Ghana: Ministry of Education

  3. Progress so far JHS and SHS Enrolment Trend Ghana: Ministry of Education

  4. Ghana’s Progress so far Enrolment Special Schools Functional Literacy Programme Till date, 2,740,566 learners have been recruited (enrolled) under the programme. 1,809,772 learners have graduated with 395,937 dropping out. Currently, 534,857 learners are enrolled and being undertaking through the modules of the programme. Ghana: Ministry of Education

  5. Progress so far Enrolment in TEVT Institution under MoE Enrolment in Tertiary Institution Ghana: Ministry of Education 5

  6. Quality - Progress so far National Education Assessment Scores 2005, 2007 BECE Pass Rate SSCE Pass Rate Ghana: Ministry of Education

  7. Progress so far Ghana: Ministry of Education

  8. Challenges • Monitoring and evaluation – a comprehensive programme of monitoring and evaluation at central and district level is required; • Human Resource Capacity – Training of staff at all levels of the education system is to be given priority attention; Ghana: Ministry of Education

  9. Resource constraints - These are a significant obstacle to overcome and attention is being given to identifying resources for the achievement of Universal Primary Completion; • Funding Allocations – increasing sources of external funding presents the danger of EFA goals being compromised as funding is targeted at other levels of education. Ghana: Ministry of Education

  10. Way Forward Guiding Principle Quality Education, Quality Life Ghana: Ministry of Education

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