The Fijian Teachers Association also said with regards to the section on education in the Draft People's Charter, there is nothing new.
President Tevita Koroi said this is merely repeating what already is in place in the Education Ministry, after the ministry had consultations with the stakeholders.
The Draft People's Charter states that we must ensure there is access to quality education for all, establish a statutory body for community and non-formal learning, establish a modular system of education, establish a coherent national tertiary education system, increase access to tertiary and higher education, ensure improved overall quality of teaching and learning through better trained educators, implement a progressive and responsive curriculum, strengthen early childhood education - especially in the rural areas and outer islands, improve the financing of education, enhance the skills base and vocational training and introduce a system for the distribution of all education grants that specifically recognizes and is based on the disadvantage of schools.
FTA Sees Nothing Different on Education
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