Ghana Announces 2026 Education Reform to Prioritize Practical Skills and AI

Ghana's 2026 budget includes plans to overhaul the basic school curriculum, focusing on equipping learners with practical skills in electronics, robotics, coding, and artificial intelligence to prioritize employment over mere enrolment.

23 Feb, 17:47 — 23 Feb, 17:47

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Beyond certificates: Why Ghana’s TVET revolution must prioritise employment over enrolment

The 2026 budget's announcement that Ghana will overhaul the basic school curriculum to equip learners with practical skills in electronics, robotics, coding, and artificial intelligence represents the kind of ambition that Ghana's education discourse has historically lacked.

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Ghana Announces 2026 Education Reform to Prioritize Practical Skills and AI

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Beyond certificates: Why Ghana’s TVET revolution must prioritise employment over enrolment

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