Hon Kofi Adade Proposes Targeted Free SHS for Top BECE Scorers

Hon Kofi Adade, a former assembly member and CEO of the Kofi Adade Foundation, is proposing a policy change to offer free senior high school education to students who excel in the Basic Education Certificate Examination (BECE). Specifically, he suggests that students who obtain results ranging from 6 ones to 10 ones should enjoy free SHS

Adade believes this approach will help the government reduce costs, as only top-performing students will benefit from free education. This targeted approach could alleviate some of the financial burdens associated with implementing free SHS for all students, regardless of their BECE results.

The free SHS program has faced criticism due to concerns about financial sustainability, but Adade’s proposal aims to address these concerns. By offering free education to only the highest-achieving students, the government can manage the program more effectively.

To learn more about Adade’s proposal, you can contact him directly at 0243176589.