Gov’t announced significant upcoming changes to CBC

Gov’t announced significant upcoming changes to CBC

Gov’t announced significant upcoming changes to CBC

The CBC Education System will soon undergo significant changes, as indicated by PS Education Belio Kipsang. The PS claims that the government is creating senior schools and national schools that will provide kids in grades 10 through 12 with career pathways.

The three pathways are as follows: STEM (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics); social sciences, also referred to as humanities; and performing arts, music, and sports. The only way to guarantee that the nation achieves progress toward advancing the agenda of education is for students to have the freedom to select the career path they wish to pursue.

In order to properly meet the demands and expectations of the populace, President Ruto has been eager to ensure that the CBC Education System is streamlined. The president intends to use all available resources to guarantee that the people’s priorities are adequately supported.

Belio Kipsang is adamant that the CBC system has a number of small problems, some of which the government is working to address. It’s clear that a lot has changed in the nation, particularly with the implementation of the CBC curriculum.

As usual, given the current political climate in the nation, let’s wait and see what happens in the future. The president has expressed a strong desire to promote CBC, but it is clear that a number of reforms must be made in order for the nation to operate a seamless system that incorporates an international educational model in which students select their professional routes at a young age and hone their skills in those areas.