GES recruits 16,500 trained teachers
The Ghana Education Service (GES) has begun the process to recruit 16,500 trained teachers who completed the colleges of education ...
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GES commences recruitment of 2019 CoE graduates
The Ghana Education Service has begun recruiting teachers who completed their training in 2019. GES in a statement issued on ...
GES to employ only graduate teachers from 2022
Beginning 2022, the entry point for a teacher seeking employment with the Ghana Education Service (GES) in the country must ...
SHS riots: GES dismisses 14 students; bars them from continuing with WASSCE
Fourteen (14) West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE) candidates have been dismissed from their various Senior High Schools and ...
‘Deboardinize students found to have engaged in undisciplined actions during exams’ – GES to school heads
The Ghana Education Service has described as appalling the series of protests and public show of indiscipline by some students ...
Form two Oyoko Methodist SHS student dies after writing last exam
A form two student of the Oyoko Methodist Senior High School in the Eastern Region has died, the Ghana Education ...
Some SHS Gold Track students to vacate on July 31
Second-year Senior High School Gold Track students at schools where no COVID-19 cases have been recorded are set to vacate ...
COVID-19: Government to fumigate schools ahead of June 15 reopening
As part of efforts to ensure a safety environment for teaching and learning as final year students return to school, ...
COVID19: Akufo-Addo petitioned to support private schools with financial stimulus packages
Neogenics Education, a group of independent educational consultants, is pleading with the government to provide private school owners in the ...
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Group calls for suspension of e-learning programmes across tertiary institutions
A group calling itself Concerned Tertiary Students of Ghana wants an end to all online academic activities being rolled out ...
