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CETAG Calls Off Strike

The National Council of the Colleges of Education Teachers Association of Ghana (CETAG), has suspended its strike over the non-implementation of 2017-2020 conditions of service     In a statement, the council said validation of January 2022 salaries has, however, confirmed the implementation of the conditions.     This means …

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Eastern Region: Akro Sectech Shut Down After Lynching Of Suspected Thief By Students

The Eastern Regional Education Directorate in consultation with the Municipal Security Council, has shut down Akro Secondary Technical School in the Lower Manya Krobo Municipality of the Eastern Region.   This comes after some students assaulted two suspected thieves who invaded the girls’ dormitory on Friday, January 21.   One …

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Over 90% Of Headmasters Have No Training In School Administration – Report

The Minister of Education, Dr Yaw Osei Adutwum, says research conducted by the National Teaching Council has revealed that 94.5% of headmasters and headmistress in public schools have no formal training in school management.       “This cannot happen in this 21st century that you can become a head …

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Africa Education Watch: Reversal Of Semester System For Basic Schools A Good Decision

Education think tank, Africa Education Watch, has asked the Ghana Education Service to channel its energies towards addressing challenges in the sector rather than introducing policies such as the semester system at the Basic to Senior High School level.   The calls come on the back of the service’s decision …

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Gov’t Backtracks On Controversial Semester-Based Academic Calendar For Basic Schools

The government has gone back on its earlier directive for basic schools to run a semester-based academic calendar. It made the announcement in a statement on Friday, January 21, 2022. The directive for basic schools including Kindergarten, and Junior High School to change the trimester-based calendar to a semester-based one …

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Atwima Mponua: Academic Work Under Threat At Bayerebon No3 Basic school As Pupils Study Under Trees

Bob Marley of blessed memory said in one of his songs that have knowledge through education, no one can take it away from you. It is often said that education makes a woman more beautiful and attractive and men more gentlemanly and respectable. Many countries lay great emphasis on education …

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We’ll Fiercely Resist Semester-Based Academic Calendar – Education Unions

Teacher Unions in the basic education sector have kicked against the government’s change of the trimester-based academic calendar to a semester-based one. The unions; GNAT, NAGRAT, TEWU, and CCT-GH in a joint statement said they are disappointed that for such a major decision, the government did not consult or engage …

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Eduwatch Opposes Permanent Semester System For Basic, Senior High Schools

Africa Education Watch has said it was not consulted by the Ghana Education Service on the decision to make the semester system permanent for basic and Senior High Schools, contrary to a claim by an official of the Service. “Like all other citizens, we were only informed through GES’s Facebook …

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‘Double Track System Has Hot Been Abolished Completely’ – Ministry of Education

The Education Ministry’s Spokesperson, Kwasi Kwarteng, has explained that the Double Track system of the Free Senior High School policy has not been completely abolished. In a Twitter post on Friday, he explained that “double track is not completely abolished. We have eliminated double entry of Form One and Form …

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GES: Basic Schools To Reopen On Jan. 18, SHSs Feb. 7

Second and third-year students in second cycle schools will be heading back to school on February 7, 2022.   According to a Ghana Education Service release, the first years have a tentative reopening date of April 4, 2022. All students in basic schools will return to school on January 18. …

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