AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoSchool-system review: Eswatini’s first review of its education plan flags learner dropout, weak maths and science results, inadequate support for vulnerable students and gaps in TVET, calling for urgent action. Skills and jobs: The review found fragmented TVET governance despite 25 new vocational qualifications and strong job outcomes for apprenticeship completers; participants want more practical training and employer involvement. Basic education: Africa Education Watch is calling for a fully funded free basic education policy, while an advocacy push in Nigeria highlights digital learning, with Airtel and UNICEF linking 1,668 schools to online resources. Girls’ education: Pregnancy-related school dropout remains a serious concern, with a report citing 1,516 girls leaving school for this reason.
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