Nigeria is poised to transform its education system with a new tech-based curriculum aimed at addressing learning challenges and preparing students for high-paying jobs.
By emphasising fields like robotics, artificial intelligence, and machine learning, this initiative seeks to enhance students’ global competitiveness and future career prospects.
BusinessDay reported that the federal government is set to review the curricula for basic and senior secondary schools to tackle the ongoing educational challenges, promote technology adoption, and better equip future job seekers for high-paying roles.
This outcome-based curriculum aims to empower students to excel on a global scale and address pressing emerging issues.
However, questions remain about whether this tech-based curriculum will effectively address the skills gap and truly prepare students for the demands of the evolving job market.
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