Private Education System A Dog Without A Handler

Monday, November 09, 2015

Private and English medium schools have become a safe haven for foreign nationals while Batswana graduate teachers are roaming the streets without employment.

What has happened with the gorvenment localisation policy, who is giving these unqualified foreigners working permits while qualified Batswana are roaming the streets, how come a Zimbabwean can be appointed head of department for Setswana? Who is monitoring private education providers?

While the falldown in public education sector is heavily profiled, the most severe compromise in private providers has been overlooked.

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