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Fix SHS placement bottlenecks for BECE graduates – Patricia Appiagyei

First-day school engagement During the constituency tour, the Asokwa Municipal Director of Education, Rev Ebenezer Oteng Marfo, commended local basic schools for recording high attendance on the opening day of the academic calendar.
Speaking to the media during a tour of several basic and junior high schools (JHS) in her constituency on the first day of the academic term, Appiagyei said she had received widespread complaints from parents and guardians over the placement process.
The policy covers qualified JHS graduates transitioning to senior high schools and technical and vocational education and training (TVET) institutions.
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