NSS releases pin codes for final year university students-2024/2025 The National Service Scheme (NSS) has announced the release of pin codes for final year university students for the 2024/2025 service year. PIN codes for 133,476 final-year Ghanaian students from all accredited universities in the nation, as well as for Ghanaian students who have finished their…
GES Opens Inter Regional and Inter/Intra District Reposting for 2024/2025 The Ghana Education Service (GES) has announced the commencement of the Inter-Regional and Inter/Intra-District Reposting for the 2024/2025 academic year, marking a significant opportunity for teachers to be reassigned to different regions and districts within the country. This move comes as part of the GES’s…
WASSCE registration fees remain free — GES Director-General The government recently declared that public Senior High School (SHS) pupils would no longer have to pay the registration fees for the West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE), hoping to lessen the financial strain on parents and provide equal educational chances for all. This action is…
NSS opens registration for defaulters, private candidates The National Service Scheme (NSS) has recently announced the commencement of the registration process for defaulters and private candidates for the 2024/2025 service year. This move comes as part of the NSS’s efforts to ensure that every eligible individual fulfills their national service obligations. Defaulters are individuals who,…
We are negotiating a better condition of service for nurses and midwives. We are currently in negotiations to increase the terms of service for nurses and midwives in an effort to raise the standard of healthcare in our country. Leading this important project is Perpetual Ofori-Ampofo, a fervent supporter of the rights and well-being of…
Ghana Smart School Project initiative: Students can take tablets home – Ministry of Education PRO In a groundbreaking move towards digital education, the Ministry of Education in Ghana has announced the implementation of the Ghana Smart School Project initiative. As part of this initiative, students will now have the opportunity to take tablets home, revolutionizing…
High Court injuncts teacher unions from continuing their strike Unexpectedly, the teacher unions’ strike has come to an end when the High Court granted an order against them. Teachers who have been calling for better working conditions and higher pay are disappointed by the outcome. The claim that the strike was seriously disrupting the educational…
The Story of Ghana’s Independence in 1957 Ghana’s independence in 1957 marked a significant milestone in the history of Africa. Led by the visionary leader Kwame Nkrumah, Ghana became the first country in sub-Saharan Africa to gain independence from European colonial rule. The journey towards independence was a result of years of struggle, determination, and…
NSS Releases Postings Of 13,516 Trained Teachers For 2024 Service Year The National Service Scheme (NSS) has published the postings of 13,516 qualified teachers for the 2024 service year, marking an encouraging development for the nation’s educational system. This announcement gives schools all throughout the country the much-needed boost they need to continue striving to…
GES, NaCCA confused over 2024 BECE compulsory and optional subjects -Kofi Asare According to recent sources, there is significant ambiguity and contradicting information about the subjects that are required and elective for Ghana’s Basic Education Certificate Examination (BECE) in 2024. To shed light on this issue, it’s crucial to rely on reliable sources of information….
The independence of Ghana is a significant milestone in African history One important turning point in African history is Ghana’s independence. A new era for the entire continent began on March 6, 1957, when Ghana became the first nation in sub-Saharan Africa to be freed from colonial authority. Ghana’s independence movement was marked by boycotts,…
US ‘Deeply Troubled’ by Ghana’s Anti-LGBTQ Legislation The recent anti-gay bill in Ghana has the United States of America extremely concerned and warning of the possible economic fallout. The international community is alarmed by the measure because it aims to criminalize same-sex partnerships and encourage discrimination against the LGBTQ+ population. The US administration fiercely denounced…
2024 BECE to Use Practical and Critical Thinking Questions Format The 2024 Basic Education Certificate Examination (BECE) is set to introduce a new format that aims to incorporate practical and critical thinking questions. This innovative approach seeks to enhance students’ problem-solving skills and encourage deeper conceptual understanding. Traditionally, BECE exams have focused primarily on testing…
Top 10 Countries With Most Languages Spoken The world is made up of many different languages and cultures. Languages grow and prosper everywhere, from the isolated nooks of Papua New Guinea to the busy streets of India, contributing to the diversity of human experience. The top ten nations with the greatest language usage are examined…
NSS releases first batch of PIN codes for 13353 trained teachers 13,353 qualified Ghanaian-trained teachers have received their Personal Identification Numbers (PINs) for the first batch of codes issued by the National Service Scheme (NSS) in Ghana. For the teachers to be enrolled and deployed for their one-year mandatory national service for the 2024 service…
Science Students To Skip Core Maths, Integrated Science A contentious plan to let science students bypass integrated science and core mathematics classes has surfaced in the headlines recently. This proposition has caused instructors, parents, and students to argue back and forth. Proponents of this plan contend that students studying science need to have the choice…
Tepa College Of Education To Operates This Year 2024 The announcement that Tepa College of Education would launch operations this year is exciting news for the education sector. With the establishment of its own institution of education, this event represents a major turning point for the Ghanaian town of Tepa in the Ahafo Region. The…
Ghanaian chef ‘Failatu Abdul-Razak’s’ awaits Guinness World Record Chef Failatu Abdul-Razak of Ghana has gained attention for her efforts to shatter the record for the longest cooking marathon set by the Guinness World Record. Abdul-Razak has been slavishly making regional cuisine on live TV in a hotel in the northern city of Tamale since January…
Teachers’ Unions and Collective Bargaining: Overview Teachers’ unions play a significant role in advocating for the rights and interests of public school teachers. These unions negotiate on behalf of teachers with federal, state, and local officials to secure better wages, benefits, and working conditions. The ability to engage in collective bargaining varies by state, as…
How to shine in a job interview 2024 In a world of job interviews in 2024, where the competitive landscape would be crueler, you would need to shine more brightly. Hence some essential tactics can help you to leave an impression that lasts for forever to make sure you win the deal. First and foremost,…
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