How likely are underprivileged students able to set up a stable future for themselves?

Being the second country to have the highest number of ages 5-16 children not attending school, Pakistan is facing an immense crisis. Around 22.8 million children are being deprived of a proper education, which makes up around 50% of the entire age group’s population. While primary education is more common, secondary education is scarce and scattered. The country’s disrupted education system is producing lower education and literacy rates. The future leaders of the country are being poorly taught and we are not doing an acceptable job as to prepare them for a sustainable and viable future. Poor financial budgets, minuscule policy enforcements, and gender disparities all play a role into the substandard teachings.

With the worldwide usage of the English Language, most Pakistani lectures are taught in English. It becomes a critical issue when students are unable to understand the curriculum because they are not properly taught English. It is important to address this issue as extremely crucial in educating today’s youth, and the leaders of tomorrow.