Elementary education is usually taught in the local languages especially in the rural areas. Higher education, with emphasis on traditional Christian dogma, is still run by most major centres of worship, the most prominent being monasteries in the northern and northwestern . Education. Weaknesses : Lack of qualified teachers Lack of funds for books , and all other necessities of education Too theoretical than practical. Food, Medicine and Health Care Administration and Control Proclamation (Proclamation No. domestic military capability determine Ethiopian foreign policy and its response to these domestic threats remains the main determinant of Ethiopia's foreign policy under military regime. This policy stressed the need for relevance and for account to be Article Review on the Current Education policy and curriculum issues in ... education, which has been the main weaknesses of the country's education system for many years in the past. PDF EDUCATION IN ETHIOPIA - World Bank In spite of the fact that during the last several decades enrollment figures, in absolute terms, at various levels of education have significantly increased, large proportions of the school age population still remain outside the school system. weakness of ethiopian education policy - frukt.group . Until the early 1900s, formal education was confined to a system of religious instruction organized and presented under the aegis of the Ethiopian Orthodox Church. social and cultural foundations were influential factors that made the philosophy of Ethiopian education to be the training of the child in the beliefs and social values of the society. Ethiopia's Education System Presented for the International Literacy Day September, 2011 . Ethiopian citizenship may be granted to foreigners in accordance with laws and procedures enacted in a manner not inconsistent with international agreements ratified by Ethiopia. Women shall have the right of access to education and information on family planning and the capability to benefit thereby so as to protect their good health and . The traditional system is rooted in Christianity and Islam. Its purpose is to understand how much of the education policy provisions and curriculum issues were investigated in those researches and to reveal the possible problems of practicing the provisions in institutions. Such policies explain much of the party's enduring support from (parts of) the Ethiopian population. In the tertiary sector, educational quality is strained by scarce funding, poor facilities and infrastructure, overcrowded classrooms, insufficient levels of academic preparedness among students, and a shortage of qualified teaching staff. EDUCATION POLICY IMPLEMENTATION: A LITERATURE REVIEW AND PROPOSED FRAMEWORK OECD Education Working Paper No. services, such as education and health. Practical subjects were stressed, as was the teaching of socialism. Therefore, thisstudy investigated the extent of Ethiopian universities in responding to the demands and realities of the local and global knowledge economy. PDF Industrial Policy and Late Industrialisation in Ethiopia