A-Levels not ideal for gov�t schools � Rari

Tuesday, August 08, 2017

BOSETU is not convinced that the introduction of A-Levels in gov't schools is a good idea

FRANCISTOWN: Botswana Sectors of Educators Trade Union (BOSETU) secretary general Tobokani Rari has said that the government should shelve its plans to introduce an Advanced Levels (A-Levels) in public schools.

Rari was reacting to a statement, which was made by chief education officer in the Ministry of Basic Education (MoBE), Moses Mengwe during the recent National Primary School Heads Convention.

During the meeting, Mengwe said that A-Levels would be introduced in “the near future” without going into much details.

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