The National Education Forum has launched a public survey to gather opinions on Ghana’s Free Senior High School (SHS) policy and the Double Track System, aiming to assess their impact and identify areas for improvement.
Why This Matters
Since its introduction, the Free SHS policy has significantly increased access to secondary education in Ghana. However, challenges such as insufficient funding for food, infrastructure deficits, overcrowding, and concerns over teaching quality have sparked national discussions. The Double Track System, introduced to accommodate the surge in student enrollment, has also received mixed reactions.
The survey provides an opportunity for students, parents, teachers, and other stakeholders to share their experiences, concerns, and recommendations. The feedback will help policymakers and education stakeholders make informed decisions to enhance the effectiveness of these policies.
How to Participate
Anyone interested in contributing to the discussion can fill out the questionnaire using the link below:
➡ Click here to take the survey
Your input is crucial in shaping the future of Ghana’s education system. Share widely and make your voice heard!
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