Madam Ranti Adjaku, the esteemed Founder of Golden Intellectual School, has extended a pertinent advisory to school owners and headmasters, urging them to integrate technical skills training into the curriculum of basic schools.

Her counsel is aimed at empowering students with practical skills that will enable them to be self-reliant and not solely dependent on government jobs upon graduation.

Madam Adjaku emphasized that not all students possess academic inclinations, and it is therefore imperative to identify and nurture their technical aptitudes from an early age.

By doing so, educators can help bolster their confidence and motivation.

She stressed the importance of rebranding technical skills as a respectable and professional career path, rather than an alternative for those who struggle academically.

In her concluding remarks, Madam Adjaku called upon the government to invest in vocational education, highlighting its potential to mitigate unemployment in the country.

She drew inspiration from developed nations, where technically skilled professionals have played a pivotal role in driving national development, and urged the government to redirect its attention towards this critical area.

Sompaonline.com/Nana Agyemang Opambour