Nigeria Proposes Education Reform to Improve School Retention

The Nigerian Federal Government is proposing to end the current separation between junior and senior secondary school levels as part of an effort to improve student retention rates.

30 Jun, 21:24 — 30 Jun, 21:24

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FG proposes ending JSS-SSS separation to improve school retention

Under the current education system, pupils spend six years in primary school, three years in junior secondary school and another three years in senior secondary school. The post FG proposes ending JSS-SSS separation to improve school retention appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.

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