Free SHS has improved thequality of secondary education -Bawumia 
Vice President Dr Mahamudu Bawumia says the quality of secondary education has improved significantly under the free secondary school (SHS) policy, contrary to popular opinion.
He said that despite the significant increase in enrollment under the policy, students are doing better in WASSCE than in previous years. "Compared to the poor performance we saw in 2015 in general pass in the mainWASSCE, we have 41% and in 2022 all pass has increased to 64%," he said.
Many educationists believethat the quality of secondary education has declined below the zero SHS, with many calling for reform. The president of the UNion of the UNion of theUnion of the UNion of the UNion of the UNion of the UNion of UNion of the UNion of the UNion of the UNion of the UNion of the UNI account, the Cope's Union, said that the situation is completely different.
"People think of the expansion of gain, the goodness will suffer, and we will improve, and that we have it said it. Dr. Bawumia went on to say that Free SHS has improved gender equalityat the secondary school level because the policy is not discriminatory.
He also explained other government policies and achievements, including investment in technology and vocational training, promotion of science, technology, engineering and mathematics,and provision of free Wi-Fi in schools and various institutions. . He said the government'scommitment to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goal 4, committed to ensuringinclusive and quality education for all is evident in the ongoingefforts to expand educational opportunities and improvelearning outcomes.
"People think of the expansion of gain, the goodness will suffer, and we will improve, and that we have it said it. Dr. Bawumia went on to say that Free SHS has improved gender equalityat the secondary school level because the policy is not discriminatory.
He also explained other government policies and achievements, including investment in technology and vocational training, promotion of science, technology, engineering and mathematics,and provision of free Wi-Fi in schools and various institutions. . He said the government'scommitment to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goal 4, committed to ensuringinclusive and quality education for all is evident in the ongoingefforts to expand educational opportunities and improvelearning outcomes.