The government has announced plans to halt university programs dedicated to teacher training, marking a significant shift in how educators are prepared for classrooms. Officials argue the move aims to address concerns over the quality and relevance of current training methods, though critics warn it could leave schools struggling to fill teaching vacancies. The decision follows broader debates about education reform and the role of higher institutions in shaping the next generation of educators. Details on alternative training pathways or implementation timelines remain unclear.
Universities to stop training teachers, says govt official Daily Monitor
