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Nearly 55,000 unplaced BECE candidates can turn to private SHSs – CHOPSS
The Conference therefore encouraged the affected candidates and their families to consider accredited private second-cycle schools as a viable pathway for continuing their education rather than viewing the lack of public-school placement as a setback that brings their academic journey to an end.
According to CHOPSS, several students who began their second-cycle education in private schools subsequently gained admission to tertiary institutions in Ghana and abroad, with many now contributing to national development across both the public and private sectors.
CHOPSS said private second-cycle schools have long provided an alternative for students who could not obtain admission to their preferred public institutions.
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