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The education sector plan 2016-2020 focuses on addressing the four main challenges in Ethiopia's education system: increasing access, ensuring equity, improving quality, and improving management.
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Ethiopia's Education Sector Development Plan covering the 2020-2025 period (ESDP-6) is a detailed planning document that provides a comprehensive outlook of the roadmap that the country's education sector will take over the next six years.
which created a huge demand for access and quality pre-school education. Due to the pressure from parents, schools are forced to admit even children age 4-5 years in the O-classes. Although the O-class was meant to children of six years of age, many schools are admitting under six years due to the existing parental demands.
schools reached 37,039 from 36,466 in the preceding year depicting the establishment of 573 new schools or 1.6 percent growth against the previous year. Of the total number of primary schools, 31,188 (84.2 percent) were located in rural areas and 5,799 (15.7 percent) in urban cen-ters.
4.3 Completing and 3-year School Improvement Strategic Plan and the Annual Action Plans 38 . Ministry of Education School Improvement Program Guidelines iv Section 5: Fourth meeting of the School Imp. ... implementation of the SIP in schools across Ethiopia. Prior to the start of the
standardize the operations of schools in Ethiopia. The purpose of the standard is to ensure equivalence of learning conditions among all schools irrespective of whether they are urban or rural. ... middle-income economy by 2025 (AAU, 2008). The first five year plan (2010/11-2014/15), commonly known as the Growth and Transformation Plan (GTP ...
School health and nutrition 28 Drug and Substance Abuse (DSA) prevention in education 29 Section 2 Education policy framework 31 Education policy framework 33 Introduction 33 Priorities 33 The choice and overall structure of priority programmes 34 Plan goals 34 Capacity development for improved management 34 General education: quality 35
in the full ESDP V plan. Education policy framework The Education and Training Policy of 1994 has, to date, been the inspiration for four medium-term Education Sector Development Programmes (ESDP). ESDP V will be the fifth medium-term plan which serves as the central strategy document for educational development in Ethiopia from 2015/16 to 2019/20.
The first five-year phase of the Education Sector Development Project, an expenditure program to restructure and expand Ethiopia's educational system, improves overall .
The education sector plan 2016-2020 focuses on addressing the four main challenges in Ethiopia's education system: increasing access, ensuring equity, improving quality, and improving management. Download PDF: English (2.55 MB)
Ethiopia has given emphasis to the expansion of primary education to enhance the socio-economic transformation of its population. Because of its limitations to fund the expansion of the sector, however, the government has introduced privatization as means to shift costs to users. Due to this, a dual system of education has grown in the nation. To ensure that both types of schools provide ...