BY INDY MAEALASIA
THE Ministry of Education and Human Resources Development (MEHRD) is progressing steadily in the second year of implementing the Education Act 2023, according to Permanent Secretary Dr. Franco Rodie.
Speaking during a recent Public Accounts Committee (PAC) hearing, Rodie acknowledged that while full implementation of the act will take time, the ministry is moving at a “comfortable rate” despite challenges such as high travel costs and logistical demands.
“This is the second year of implementation. It will take time, but we are making steady progress,” Rodie said.
As part of the implementation plan, MEHRD staff have been deployed to provinces to socialise the act, support the establishment of new structures, and inform education providers about their roles and responsibilities under the new act.
Rodie further highlighted the importance of working together with education providers.
“This year, we are working closely with education providers. Our officers are out in the field engaging communities and schools, ensuring that everyone understands the key changes and requirements of the act,” he added.
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