Alternative Education caters for ākonga in Years 9 to 11 who are at risk of, or have already, disengaged from ...
Alternative Education ‘a missed opportunity to change young people’s life trajectories’
Some of New Zealand’s most vulnerable young people are being let down by a failing Alternative Education system, the Education Review Office has said.
"Alternative Education is failing because of the current model – with a lack of qualified teachers, inadequate funding and no accountability," ERO deputy chief executive of Te Ihuwaka, Ruth Shinoda, says.
"Alternative Education is failing because of the current model – with a lack of qualified teachers, inadequate funding and no accountability," ERO deputy chief executive of Te Ihuwaka, Ruth Shinoda, says.
