New curriculum to take effect January 2025, says FG
14 October 2024 |
12:20 pm
The Federal Government has announced that the new curriculum for basic school will commence in January 2025.
The Federal Government has announced that the new curriculum for basic school will commence in January 2025.
This comes as it has introduced 15 new subjects on trade and skills for the basic education level.
Minister of Education, Prof. Tahir stated this at a press conference in Abuja on Monday.
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