Govt Announces Sudden Change in CBC
Moses Wetangula, speaker of the National Assembly, was pictured during a previous session of Parliament.
After the National Assembly made crucial adjustments to the curriculum’s capitation, the Competency Based Curriculum in Kenya has today undergone a significant alteration.
The National Assembly has made a strategic shift on the amount of Government capitation to the Competency Based Curriculum in a statement issued today, October 11, 2023.
As part of the recently established reforms to the educational system, the National Assembly declared a seven-fold increase in the capitation for competency-based curricula from the previous Ksh1,400 per learner to Ksh7,760.
According to the National Assembly, the boost in funding for the Competency-Based Curriculum will do a lot to protect Kenyan parents from the country’s growing cost of living; a factor that will enable them breathe a sigh of relief.
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