Wednesday, 03 July 2013 07:23 | Written by shabait Administrator This season of the year is the time where students complete their academic and vocational studies; it is also a time where teachers and parents reap the outcome of their long investment which culminates with the graduation of their students. It is well known that education is the main factor which decides the status of individuals in their societies through which they acquire enough scientific knowledge about their environment and society. Needless to say, accessibility of education is considered among the most fundamental human rights. Basing its strategies on these principles therefore, the government of Eritrea has been making massive investment in ensuring equitable and quality access of education in all corners of the country, and in so doing has been equipping every national with the needed knowledge to enable them become beneficiaries of their national resources equally and mind the growth of the country in accordance. According to statistics from the Ministry of Education, by the wake of independence, in 1990/1991, there were 393 schools all the way from pre-school level to high-school, while the statistics registered a 400% growth supplementing the number to 1600 after independence. Vocational schools on their part grew from only 2 to 11 at the time. Besides, the government has established a handful of colleges to nurture compatible citizens in all domains.
Posted on: Wed, 03 Jul 2013 19:16:24 +0000
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