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Excerpt from Deputy President Paul Mashatile, National Youth Day Commemoration, 16 June 2023
As a government, we have placed the education and training of our young people at the top of our agenda. We believe that education is one of the most crucial enabling factors for attaining economic emancipation.
Over the years, we have invested hugely toward a transformed education system. We will continue to invest in the development of an inclusive education system in which children from low-income and working-class families also have access to quality education from the foundation phase and at higher education levels.
We have been investing in the modernisation of the delivery of education in our country. This includes ensuring that curriculum content is responsive to the rising demand of skilled labour, high-speed internet access, and that educational delivery methods are now innovative.
Publish date: 2023/06/26
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