The dual track system lacked political will

<img style = "cursor: pointer;" clbad = "img-responsive" src = "https://cdn.modernghana.com/thumb/XGltYWdlc1xjb250ZW50XGk0MXBnczZmZmFfc2hzX3N0dWRlbnRzLmpwZ3wzMDB8MTgwfDcvMjkvMjAxOA==.jpg" alt = "Nana Kofi Imbeah, Education Consultant in the Western Region, says that the concept of double-track SHS admission has been around for some time, but the lack of political commitment has delayed its implementation

.This dual-track admission system was part of the recommendations made by Professor Anamoah's Committee in 2008 to help revive and reshape the education sector and it is currently being implemented.

In an interview with the Ghana News Agency, Nana Imbeah , said that the continuous increase in the number of students for upper secondary education meant that Ghana had taken a cautious approach to solving all infrastructure problems and that the system of 39 Double Tr admission ack was the best to save the education industry. Countries like Kenya, the United States of America and Costa Rica, among others, continue to manage this double entry system. The growth of the country's human resources.

Nana Imbeah said that the Double Track intake system meanwhile would bring infrastructural pressure adding that "ancillary logistics must be provided so that production does not suffer".

The authorities have well planned the process in terms of monitoring exams and results.

Mr. Cosmos Enu-Kwaw, Secretary of Metro GNAT, said the teachers union would continue to support any intervention that would help improve the quality of education in the country.

Mr. Enu-Kwaw said that Ghana must have a clear educational policy so that the pressure … we need quality badurance in education.

GNA
By Mildred Siabi-Mensah, GNA