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Only shortlisted teachers with index numbers eligible for GES promotion exams

[ad_1] The Ghana Education Service (GES) has said the nationwide teacher promotion examinations will proceed on Monday and Tuesday next week, issuing stringent guidelines that bar any candidate without an official index number from writing the test. In a statement dated December 26, signed by the Ag. Deputy Director-General, Prof. Smile Dzisi, the Service assured…

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GES opens recruitment portal for new teachers

[ad_1] The Ghana Education Service (GES) has announced the opening of its recruitment portal for qualified teachers to apply for employment. In a Facebook post on Friday, May 17, 2024, GES confirmed that the portal is now active, following clearance from the Finance Ministry on May 11. The recruitment exercise targets trained teachers who graduated…

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About 600 teachers participate in  Lincoln Community School refresher course

[ad_1] Lincoln Community School in collaboration with Educators Network, has provided carefully designed refresher courses for teachers in public and other proprietary schools. The 13th Teaching and Learning Conference witnessed a record participation of about 600 tutors from various schools. This year’s event was held under the theme: “Sankofa: reflecting, embracing, adapting,” to help participating…

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Over 9,000 teachers fail 2023 licensure exams

[ad_1] Out of the 20,181 teachers who sat for the 2023 Ghana Teacher Licensure Examination (GTLE) 2&3, a significant number of 9,556 – over 30% – have failed to meet the pass mark. According to the National Teaching Council (NTC) the results will officially be released on Thursday, December 21, 2023. A statement from the…

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Incorporate licensure exams into teacher preparatory programme – Aggrieved teachers to government

[ad_1] Some aggrieved teachers in the Volta Region have called on the government through the Ministry of Education to incorporate the teachers’ licensure examinations into the teacher preparatory programme. The group asserted that this would enable the teaching trainees to get abreast with the licensure examination policy introduced some years ago. Addressing the media in…

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Possible exodus of teachers from Ghana a cause for concern

[ad_1] The UK government’s new recruitment policy, which opens opportunities for teachers from African countries, could potentially lead to a mass exodus of teachers from Ghana to the UK. This policy targets teachers with qualifications equivalent to their British counterparts and at least one year of teaching experience. According to the National Teaching Council (NTC)…

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