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Pakistan: Accelerated learning programme gives hope to thousands of out-of-school children

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Date: 18 Oct 2018 | by: Syed Ali Shah | Story Source: Dawn (Pakistan) ~ Go to Original Article

A ceremony was held in Quetta on Friday to celebrate the passing-out of 1,400 young students, who completed their primary education under an accelerated learning programme (ALP) launched by the Balochistan government in collaboration with Unicef.

The programme seeks to provide primary education to out-of-school children within three years — as opposed to the usual six years — to overcome the age gap created because of the school years missed by…


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