Antigua PM Hails Second Chance Programme Benefiting 8,000
Prime Minister Gaston Browne has praised Antigua and Barbuda’s Second Chance Programme, saying it has provided educational opportunities to more than 8,000 people.
Speaking on Point FM, Browne said the initiative had helped salvage around 80% of school dropouts, with many going on to secure CSEC and CAPE passes, and some even advancing to university degrees.
He described the programme as a vital tool in promoting inclusive education, giving adults and young people another opportunity to pursue qualifications and improve their prospects.
The Prime Minister said the scheme reflected his administration’s wider focus on uplifting vulnerable groups and ensuring that no one was left behind in the country’s development.
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Of course Browne would champion this, because he’s in the last chance saloon when it comes to dealing with youth crime after his last so-called crime initiative to curtail their nefarious and crime laden behaviour that seems to have gone belly-up!
The “iron hand in a velvet glove” approach just isn’t working, and the people surrounding Browne hasn’t got the TESTICULAR FORTITUDE to stand up to him.
I would like to see a copy of Troys PHD. He post bout everything else, post that
Great job PM Browne. There is no doubt in our minds that you are working for the people of this beautiful twin island nation