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Ministry of Education announces ‘mass’ reduction in SHS subjects

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The Ministry of Education (MoE), in collaboration with the National Council for Curriculum and Assessment (NaCCA), has announced a significant reduction in the number of subjects offered at the Senior High School (SHS) level.

The streamlined curriculum, which will see the number of subjects reduced from 63 to 37, is set to be implemented in the upcoming academic year.

New Senior High School Curriculum1

Core Subjects:.

Elective Subjects:.

Additionally, the curriculum includes specialized subjects that will be offered based on the availability of qualified teachers:1

The Ministry of Education’s decision to revamp the curriculum aims to enhance the quality of education by focusing on a more manageable and relevant set of subjects.

Foster Ayisah
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