Ferdinand | EducationGhana | March 02 | Update: Computing Replaces Ghanaian Language as Optional Subject in 2024 BECE
“Discover the latest change in the BECE examination structure for 2024 as Computing becomes optional, replacing Ghanaian Language. Learn more about the decision and its implications.”
In a significant update to the 2024 Basic Education Certificate Examination (BECE), Computing has replaced Ghanaian Language as one of the optional subjects.
This decision, confirmed by Education Ghana’s Ellis Ferdinand, comes as a result of collaborative efforts between the Ghana Education Service (GES), West African Examinations Council (WAEC), and the National Council for Curriculum and Assessment (NaCCA).
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Reason for the Change
The decision to make Computing an optional subject stems from challenges observed in the teaching and learning of computing under the new curriculum.
Infrastructure and resource limitations have hindered students from fully benefiting from computing education. This change aims to address these challenges and ensure a more equitable examination structure for all students.
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Implications and Agreement
As indicated in a post by the Ghana National Council of Private Schools, The agreement to replace the Ghanaian Language with Computing as an optional subject was reached through consultations between key educational stakeholders, including GES, WAEC, and NaCCA.
This decision reflects a proactive approach to adapting the examination structure to better meet the needs of students in the modern educational landscape.
What It Means for Students
With the Ghanaian Language now compulsory and Computing as an optional subject, students have the opportunity to tailor their examination choices based on their interests and career aspirations.
This change recognizes the growing importance of digital literacy and computational skills in today’s world and provides students with the flexibility to pursue their educational goals accordingly.
The decision to replace Ghanaian Language with Computing as an optional subject in the 2024 BECE marks a significant milestone in the evolution of the examination structure.
It reflects a commitment to ensuring that students receive a well-rounded education that prepares them for the challenges and opportunities of the future. As preparations for the upcoming examinations continue, stakeholders are encouraged to stay informed and adapt to these changes accordingly.
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