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Adukrom (ER), Sept. 18, GNA – Ghana is developing resource centres across its 16 regions to promote Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) education.

The resource centres, which are about 70 percent complete, are expected to boost science, mathematics, and computing teaching and learning and empower Ghanaians to design solutions for the country’s development.

Mrs Olivia Serwaa Opare, the Director of the Science Education Unit of the Ghana Education Service (GES), disclosed this in an interview with the Ghana News Agency at the opening of a five-day retreat for national STEM coordinators.

The retreat is being held at Adukrom, Eastern Region. Its purpose is to facilitate knowledge sharing among regional, municipal, and district coordinators and encourage the adoption of best teaching practices.

“Very soon you will see one STEM hub each in all our 16 regions. They are under construction and are about 70 per cent complete,” Mrs Serwaa Opare said.

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