“Are those graduates protesting again?” a passerby might ask, gesturing towards the TEC building. The Tertiary Education Council (TEC) in Gaborone is no stranger to scrutiny. This unassuming building plays a pivotal role in shaping Botswana’s future workforce. It’s tasked with the mammoth responsibility of accrediting tertiary institutions and ensuring they meet the highest standards. However, the TEC’s journey hasn’t been without its challenges. Students have voiced concerns, questioning the quality of education, highlighting inadequate resources, and even exposing bogus lecturers operating without proper documentation. The TEC, acutely aware of these issues, is on a mission to transform the tertiary education landscape. They are committed to a rigorous accreditation process, ensuring only qualified lecturers are employed and institutions have the necessary infrastructure. The goal is clear: to empower Botswana’s youth with a world-class education that paves the way for a brighter future.
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