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EDUCATION IN EMERGING CONTEXT
Meeting People’s Needs
HISTORY
• Colonialism
• Apartheid
• Disparities
• Under-Development
• Deprivation
CHALLENGES
• Developing A World Class Higher Learning Institution
• Meeting the Needs of the Nation
• Global Competitiveness
• Productivity
• Youth Unemployment
Education Budget 2008-2009 Breakdown
PERSONNEL EXPENDITURE -
SUBTOTAL, 60.58%
GOODS AND OTHER SERVICES -
SUBTOTAL, 19.48%
ACQUISITION OF CAPITAL ASSETS - SUBTOTAL, 3.58%
SUBSIDIES AND OTHER CURRENT
TRANSFERS - SUBTOTAL, 15.98%
MOVEABLE ASSESTS-SUBTOTAL, 0.34%
MATERIALS AND SUPPLIES-
SUBTOTAL, 0.04%
PERSONNEL EXPENDITURE - SUBTOTAL
GOODS AND OTHER SERVICES - SUBTOTAL
SUBSIDIES AND OTHER CURRENT TRANSFERS - SUBTOTAL
MOVEABLE ASSESTS-SUBTOTAL
MATERIALS AND SUPPLIES-SUBTOTAL
ACQUISITION OF CAPITAL ASSETS - SUBTOTAL
432,453,927
2,463,214,888
426,070,198
10,592,257
9,445,000
156,512,817
School Enrolments
65,000
53,000
46,000
28,000
0
10,000
20,000
30,000
40,000
50,000
60,000
70,000
Grade 1 Grade 5 Grade 10 Grade 12
Grade
Enrolments
Progression from Grade 12 to Tertiary Institutions
28,000
3000
0
5,000
10,000
15,000
20,000
25,000
30,000
Grade 12 TertiaryInstitutions
To
tal
EXPENDITURE ALLOCATION IN EDUCATION
Basic91%
Higher9%
Basic
Higher
ENROLMENT 2006
68%
15%
11%6%
School of Business and Management
School of Engineering and Information Technology
School of Natural ResourceesSchool of Communication, Legal and Secretarial Studies
RANKING
• 107 Out of 137 Countries in Higher Education (Global Development Index of the World Economic Forum)
CHALLANGES
• Colonial Inheritance• Subject Centered Curriculum• Examination Based• No Time for Learning• No Proper Library• Limited Campus Facilities• Faculty Support• Student Support
LESSONS LEARNED
• Reformulate the Curriculum– Exam Centered– Teacher Centered– Subject Centered– Discipline Centered– Transmission vs Creation of Kowledge
LESSONS LEARNED
• Create A New Culture for Learning• Academic Support Systems
– Faculty Support– Student Centered
• Creative Assessment
BEST PRACTICES
• Project Based Learning
• Rubrics
• Academic Discussion Sessions– Academic Support– Project Based Learning– Student Engagement– Active Learning – Assessment Techniques
GRADUATES
• Problem Solving & Critical Thinking
• Creative Thinking
• Communication
• Application of Knowledge
• Technology
• Leadership & Management
• Social & Intercultural
Namibia - Overview• 1. Land size: 825 000 sq. km • 2. Population: 2.1 million (about 0.4 sq. km/person)• 3. GDP: U$ 2.38 billion (N$ 39,562 billion)• 4. GNP: U$ 1 500 (per capita)• 5. National Expenditure: U$ 1,649 billion (N$13,193 b) • 5.1 Education Expenditure: N$ 3 179 b (U$ 397,4 mill) or 24% of
budget• 5.1.1 Basic Education: N$ 2,914 b (U$ 364,3 mill)• 5.1.2 Higher Education: N$ 0,265 b (U$ 33.1 mill) or 9.1% of
education• 6. Exchange rate: U$ 1 = 8 N$• 7. Literacy rate: 85%• 8. Industries: mining, fishing, agriculture, tourism
Namibia National 2008/9 Budget Breakdown
Education, 23%
Health and Social
Services, 10%
Other, 43%
Finance, 13%
Finance Education Health and Social Services Other