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Institutionalised Practice on Inclusive Education in Kunene Region
Case study: Elisabeth
S,
By: Diane Mills – Regional
Inclusive Education Advisor – (VSO) HIGHLIGHTS OF 2008 With the
development and implementation of the Education and Training Sector
Improvement Programme (ETSIP), the Ministry of Education remains
consistent in making accessible, quality education to learners and
students of all levels; namely pre-primary, primary, secondary,
vocational and technical education; and tertiary education and training. Below are some
of the highlights of the past year (2008):
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The
smooth admission of learners at the beginning of the 2008 school
academic year;
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The
Government’s policy on Grade 10 repeaters was amended to make provision
for ALL Grade 10 repeaters to be re-admitted into the formal education
system;
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The
Government of the Republic of Namibia and the USA Millennium Challenge
Corporation (MCC) signed a compact worth N$2.3 billion in July 2008 to
reduce poverty through economic growth. About US$144 million or about
N$1.1 billion is earmarked for the education and training sector,
specifically the expansion and refurbishment of up to 47 schools,
expansion of vocational and skills training, provision of textbooks,
construction of three regional study resource centres, and support for
the setting up of a loan scheme for tertiary studies; TEACHERS IN CAPRIVI CELEBRATE EDU-SECTOR HEALTH DAY
Educators in the Caprivi Region turned up in numbers to commemorate the Edu-Sector Health day held at the Caprivi college of Education on Friday 20th February 2009 under the theme ‘Healthy Workforce for better Service Delivery, Healthy Teachers For Quality Education’. The day, which is aimed at exposing and providing
education sector’ employees and their families with HIV/AIDS prevention,
voluntary testing and counseling communication saw countless employees
turn up for HIV/AIDS testing. Officiating at the event, the Minister of Health and Social Services, Richard Nchabi Kamwi said, since the education sector is the single largest employer with over 40 000 people it has an immense responsibility to ensure the preservation of its human capital. Read more on this story
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