Education Reforms

 

·      Provision of free, quality basic education will be the responsibility of our government. It will be mandatory for every child of the age of 4 and above till 18 to attend the school. During the course of this period children will be provided education up till 12^th level, which will be funded by the state. At least 5% of our national GDP will be spent on education with the view to prepare our next generation ready to meet the next challenges. Children will be taught the class syllabus, one basic art and one foreign language.

·      Syllabus will be uniform in throughout the country. Mode of teaching as well as exam will be more of conceptual nature rather than pushing students to learn the lessons by heart.

·      Free Education to the children will be provided by the government including the books, stationary and lunch.

·      School children will be trained for social duties like cleaning of the areas, traffic regulations and first aid. They will also be used to lead the annual tree plantation drives.

·      Every matric pass student will teach one illiterate to enable him to at least read and write in Urdu and basic mathematics.

·      Tight control will be in place on private schools for strict adherence to standards.

·      Only one standard syllabus with English medium will be used for the education at all levels.

·      All big luxury government buildings (PM House, President House, Governor Houses, CM houses, Corps Commander Houses etc.) will be donated as universities and colleges.

·      NGOs like Shahzad Roy's Zindagi Trust, Abdul Sattar Edhi's Foundation, Dr. Asif Mahmood Jah and overseas Pakistanis will be incorporated to provide education on emergency basis.

·      Clearing UK English test (like TOEFL or IELTS) will be a pre requisite every graduate irrespective of which discipline he is in. International (UK) standards will be adhered with to make their language proficiencies acceptable to the international market; students will be given BBC / British Council certificates of proficiency in English.

·      Every graduate will have to learn sufficient day to day language skill of either French or Arabic. International (UK) standards will be adhered with.

·      Every non technical student will undergo compulsory vocational training. Areas like wood craftsmanship, masonry, stitching, electrician, motor mechanics, cleaners (and many more) etc. will be taught to boys. For girls skills like clerks, salesgirls ship, mid-wives, nursing, teaching, baby sitting, knitting, stitching etc. will be arranged.

·      Note. Government will not be micromanaging any of vocational training or language teaching matters. Competent international / national contractors will be given the contract that will be paying the dues to the government in return of license of training and certifying our students.