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The presidential working party on education reforms has made far-reaching recommendations on the education sector in the country. The changes recommended include the scrapping of categorization of secondary schools and the removal of compulsory subjects for career choices. The working party has however maintained the CBC system with instructions to the KICD to rationalize the system's number of learning areas.
Working party on education reforms recommends removal of compulsory subjects for career choices
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