The federal government is introducing a new curriculum for Basic and Senior Secondary Education in Nigeria, aiming to ensure that every student graduates with at least two practical skills.
This update, announced during the 68th National Council on Education (NEC) meeting in Abuja, aligns with the government’s plan to integrate skills, knowledge, and values into the education system.
The focus is on equipping students with skills that align with the country’s economic needs, enabling them to lead productive lives post-graduation.
This curriculum reform is part of the Education Transformation Agenda, aimed at revamping the education sector to promote quality learning, accessibility, and equity.
The government has also committed to upholding international agreements and protocols to safeguard educational facilities and learners from attacks.
Furthermore, it emphasized the need for incorporating digital technology and entrepreneurship in education to foster national development.
Officials highlighted that the current global trends demand an education system that adapts to technological changes, ensuring relevance to societal needs and growth.
