Education Trust-Malawi

Education features highly in the COVID-19 Socio-Economic Recovery Plan (SERP) for the period between 2021 and 2023 unveiled by President Dr Lazarus Chakwera Tuesday evening at Kamuzu Palace in Lilongwe in his National Address.

President Chakwera says the SERP has among other areas identified opportunities in construction of secondary schools and digitalising of education.

The President mentioned construction of 34 secondary schools which he said 'must
start immediately.'

He also announced that the SERP 'includes interventions for digitalizing service delivery of governance, health, education, procurements, and payments to stop the leakage of resources.'

President Chakwera says the over half a trillion Kwacha SERP seeks to stimulate strategic parts of the economy with various interventions that would ensure that the country is on course with the Malawi 2063 first 10 year implementation plan.

Exams for Standard 8 and Form two Are Out.Good results indeed.

Is Education Key to success now adays? With all answers Education helps.

That's good decision masukulu asekedwedi ndi zoona.

COVID-19 UPDATE WITH SCHOOL

It is sincerely regretted that Covid-19 it still bring us problems.In Education Sector,here in Malawi are going out of worst.Here in Malawi last week we lost two Lectures,
Now it affect student at Mzuni campus.

We also regretted for all Teachers and Student affected for example at Polytechnic campus in Blantyre and all affected here in Education sector.
We are suffered and yes we are suffered.

As Education Trust we truly need a help from government that will help us to be safe actually in Education Sector if there is no help then let's close the school then get ready for life.
School can not be there without life so the first step should be help us with all needs for teachers and students inorder to survive this pandemic.

But don't worry all student we will get lead of this.In the world it is not the first one we had like this.Get busy with school with hope everything will be fine.

UPDATE FOR INCREASE IN FEES FOR TEVET STUDENTS

Government of Malawi through board of Directors of Tevet instituction is please to announce that all Tevet students that starting April up ward the Fees will be increased from K16,000 to K50,000 as the Fees was not increased from 2012.

The Malawi National Examinations Board-MANEB
Is responsible to make sure that there is no distortion for the up coming re-written exams.

Soon everything will be OK.
You will get back to school.

We fully hope that Minister of Education and Minister of Healthy they will help us through.

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