Govt makes u-turn on scrapping agricultural courses following industry feedback
The Ministry of Education has u-turned on plans to scrap agriculture-related school subjects from 2028 after industry pushback. The Government recently announced...
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Govt makes u-turn on scrapping agricultural courses following industry feedback
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