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Gov’t Set to Unveil New Basic School Curriculum Featuring Coding, AI, TVET and Ethics — Haruna Iddrisu

Modern Ghana about 6 hours 1 mins read

Education Minister Haruna Iddrisu says Ghana is ready to roll out a revamped basic education curriculum that will introduce coding, artificial intelligence (AI), electronics, TVET and ethics from kindergarten through junior high school.

Gov’t Set to Unveil New Basic School Curriculum Featuring Coding, AI, TVET and Ethics — Haruna Iddrisu

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