The leadership of the University Teachers of Ghana (UTAG), has agreed in principle to call off their strike after a crucial meeting with the Education Committee of Parliament. This was revealed by the Ranking Member of the Education Committee, Peter Nortsu-Kotoe, who said UTAG will announce their decision after …
Read More »SHS Postings Out: GES Announces Confirmation Of School Selection For 2021 BECE Candidates
The Ghana Education Service has announced confirmation of school selection for 2021 Basic Education Certificate Examination (BECE) candidates. In a release signed by the Head of Public Relations Unit, Cassandra Twum Ampofo, the GES stated that the candidates can verify and confirm school choices through bulk SMS, USSD and online. …
Read More »Private Schools Will Be Treated Properly – Deputy Minister of Education Assures
The Deputy Minister of Education, who is also a member of Parliament for Assin South, Honorable Rev. John Ntim Fordjour has declared that private schools will be treated properly by the National Schools Inspectorate Authority (NaSIA). He stated that the Ministry will continue to consult private schools on …
Read More »KNUST Ranked 12th Best In Africa, UG Secures 29th Spot In 2022 Global Universities Rankings
The Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST) has been ranked the 12th best in Africa ahead of the University of Ghana, which placed 29th in the 2022 Global Universities Rankings. Based on their research performance and ratings by members of the academic community across the world, KNUST and …
Read More »Eduwatch To Gov’t: Close Down Public Universities Until UTAG Impasse Is Resolved
An education think tank, Africa Education Watch, has asked government to shut down all public universities across the country until the university teachers call off their strike. The education think tank in a statement argued that, in view of the increasing social and economic cost of staying on campus with …
Read More »GNAT Protests Against Basic Education Skills Examination Test Proposed By NTC
The Ghana National Association of Teachers, (GNAT,) has protested the introduction of the Ghana Basic Education Skills Examination Test proposed by the National Teaching Council (NTC). According to the association, it is protesting against what it refers to as an attempt by the NTC to “craft a policy and …
Read More »E/R: Official Vehicles Of GES Director, Accountant Seized Over Judgement Debt Won By Aggrieved Teachers
The official vehicles of the Eastern Region Director of Education and that of the regional accountant have been impounded to defray judgment debt on 102 teachers. The vehicles are yet to be auctioned to settle the judgment debt as the bailiff makes effort to get 17 more vehicles marked by …
Read More »ATAG To Gov’t: Adding Arts To STEM Education Will Help Propel Creativity In Students
A group calling itself the Art Teachers’ Association of Ghana(ATAG), wants the government to reconsider introducing STEAM education instead of STEM education, which is being facilitated by the Education Ministry. Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) education has become one very important areas the government wants to focus on to …
Read More »Court Orders UEW To Reinstate Prof. Mawutor Avoke As Vice-Chancellor
The Winneba High Court presided over by his lordship, Aboagye Tandoh, has ordered that Prof. Mawutor Avoke be reinstated as the Vice-Chancellor of the University of Education, Winneba. The court ruled that all others who lost their positions in the school or were affected by the long …
Read More »Some KNUST Students Return Home As UTAG Strike Enters 4th Week
Some students of the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology, KNUST, have begun going to their respective homes following the protracted strike by the University Teachers’ Association of Ghana, (UTAG). The students lament that they are stranded since they are uncertain as to when academic work will resume. …
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