Education Reforms to Take Effect Immediately, President Ruto

The country’s educational system will undergo immediate changes, according to President William Ruto.

This comes after the Presidential Working Party on Education Reform’s report was released on Tuesday at State House in Nairobi.

The Head of State claimed that the new approach will encourage innovation and allow students to discover their talents.

“Education is central to our human capital development. That is why the Government is intentionally investing in quality education.”

He explained that his administration would make sure that there is access to relevant, inclusive education.

“We will routinely sharpen and make it better to help learners fulfill their potential.”

He asked that stakeholders focus on putting the report’s recommendations into action.

In order to implement the suggestions, the Head of State said, there is still much to be done in terms of policy, legislative, organisational, strategic, and administrative measures.

The new approach, according to deputy president Rigathi Gachagua, will relieve children of some responsibilities and allow them to develop their talents.

He asserted that it was time to raise the standard and value of education in Kenya

“Our human capital is one of the finest in the world. This is a resource we should continue to pride ourselves of,” he pointed out.

The results of the findings, according to Raphael Munavu, chairman of the Working Party, were based on primary data obtained throughout the country.

“It is a people-driven outcome. This means this is what they look forward to, to make the best of their children.”

Cabinet Secretary Ezekiel Machogu argued that the Ministry of Education will keep developing and putting into practise adequate education and training programs to produce competent human power.