New Report paints grim picture of Pakistan education system

Dec 18 - A recent report by the Pakistan Institute of Education (PIE) paints a stark picture of the country’s education crisis, revealing that more than - Kenya breaking news | Kenya news today | Capitalfm.co.ke..

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A recent report by the Pakistan Institute of Education (PIE) highlights a severe education crisis in Pakistan, with more than 25 million children out of school. Despite increasing parental recognition of education's value, systemic failures in delivery, governance, and accountability are primarily responsible for the crisis.

Over 25 million children are currently out of school in Pakistan, consistent with earlier estimates.
The National Non-Formal Education Statistical Report 2023–24 shows a 20 per cent increase in non-formal education enrollment, indicating a desire for learning even among those outside mainstream schooling.
Key issues contributing to the crisis include concerns over safety, quality, and infrastructure in public schools, alongside rampant teacher absenteeism, with over 56,000 teachers in Sindh attending school only once or twice a month in 2023.

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