Regaining the key to life

Thursday, October 22, 2015

As far back as many of today’s adults will remember, the expression ‘education is the key to life’ was inculcated in learners as a mantra for success.

Whether that education is academic or vocational, institution or home-based, education is critical in the development of well-rounded, literate, ambitious individuals who can meaningfully contribute to their communities and countries.

That expression echoed loud and frequently decades ago when policymakers and advocates confronted reluctant communities and parents with the gospel of education.

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