Education in
Jamaica has influences from the British system and is classified into three
degrees: Primary, which is normally the first phase of compulsory education and
starts at age of six; Secondary, which is normally the second phase education
and may or may not be compulsory. It exists in traditional high schools and in
other second level institutions; Terciary, which is normally the third phase of
education and is not compulsory. It leads towards a degree or professional
accreditation.
Each year a significant number of the student population simply passes through the school system without acquiring the requisite skills and knowledge necessary for them to become meaningful and productive members of the society.
Sadly, not much has been done
to change this situation.
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