Uwezo Kenya Country Coordinator Dr. John Mugo supports proposed changes to Kenya’s education system, recommended by a government-appointed taskforce, the Daily Nation reported. The 35-member group has recommended that the government scrap the 8-4-4 system (eight years of primary school, four years of secondary school, and four years of university), put in place in 1985, and replace it with a 2-6-6-3 system (two years of pre-primary, six years of primary, six of secondary, and three of university).
Mratibu wa Uwezo nchini Kenya, Dr. John Mugo anaunga mkono mabadiliko yaliyopendekezwa tume iliyoteuliwa na Serikali kwenye mfumo wa elimu nchini Kenya, limeripoti gazeti la Daily Nation. Tume hiyo ya wajumbe 35 imeshauri kuwa Serikali iondokane na mfumo wa 8-8-4 (miaka minane ya elimu ya msingi, minne ya sekondari na minne ya chuo kikuu), ulitekelezwa tangu 1985,na badala yake kuweka mfumo wa 2-6-6-3 (miaka miwili ya elimu ya awali, sita ya elimu ya msingi, sita ya elimu ya sekondari mitatu ya chuo kikuu)