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Haruna Iddrisu hails Ghana’s academic calendar as best in a decade
Mr Iddrisu said a predictable academic calendar was essential to ensuring lessons were completed on time, examinations held as scheduled, and students progressed to the next level of education without unnecessary delays.
According to the minister, the alignment of the academic calendar, particularly between pre-tertiary institutions and universities, would help reduce delays and provide greater certainty for students progressing through the education system.
He urged stakeholders in the education sector to work together to preserve the gains made in restoring stability to the academic calendar.
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