US EditionGovernment allocates funds for Advanced level (A- level) curriculum implementation
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Government allocates funds for A- level curriculum implementation
Uncertainty over the implementation of the new Advanced level (A- level) school curriculum will soon end, after the Ministry of Finance, Planning and Economic Development allocated Shs7.1 billion for its implementation. The assurance was given after Members of Parliament sitting on the committee of Education and Sports put the Minister of State for Finance (Planning), Hon. Amos Lugoloobi to task to ensure that funds are allocated to the National…
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Uncertainty over the implementation of the new Advanced level (A- level) school curriculum will soon end, after the Ministry of Finance, Planning and Economic Development allocated Shs7.1 billion for its implementation. The assurance was given after Members of Parliament sitting on the committee of Education and Sports put the Minister of State for Finance (Planning), Hon. Amos Lugoloobi to task to ensure that funds are allocated to the National…
Govt Allocates Shs7.1bn For New A- Level Curriculum Implementation » Business Focus
Ministers of State (L-R): Chrysostom Muyingo (Higher Education), Amos Lugoloobi (Planning) and Peter Ogwang (Sports) appearing before the Committee on Education on Thursday 3 April 2025 Uncertainty over the implementation of the new Advanced level (A- level) school curriculum will soon end, after the Ministry of Finance, Planning and Economic Development allocated Shs7.1 billion for its implementation. The assurance was given after Members of Pa…
Schools in Greater Kabale Struggle to implement new Bridged A-Level curriculum
Summary: A survey conducted across schools in Kabale, Rubanda, and Rukiga Districts revealed significant gaps in the implementation of the curriculum, underscoring the urgent need for teacher training. KABALE: Secondary school heads in Greater Kabale District have raised concerns over the implementation of the new abridged A-Level curriculum, citing inadequate teacher orientation, lack of essential materials, and insufficient retooling. A survey…
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