 The adult literacy rate in Ghana was 79.04% in 2018, with males at 78.3% and females at 65.3%.Ghana's rapid shift from an informal economy to formal economy made education an important political objective in Ghana.The magnitude of the task, as well as economic difficulties and political instabilities, have slowed down attempted reforms.The Education Act of 1987, followed by the Constitution of 1992, gave a new impulse to educational policies in the country.