Education
Latest posts and updates about education in Ghana and beyond
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GES begins Self Assessment for Teachers nationwide
The purpose of the Skills Assessment is to inform learning and development initiatives only. It should be noted that this…
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Develop problem-solving abilities in Youth — Dr. Adutwum
Dr. Yaw Osei Adutwum, the minister of education, has urged educational institutions to work with the government to provide the…
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GNAT shows its teeth at CAGD and OSP on the “ghost names” probe
The latest report citing “ghost names” has drawn criticism from the president of the Ghana National Association of Teachers (GNAT)…
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SHS vacancies available in Eastern Region for Teachers
There are vacancies available for teachers for the following subject areas at the Boso Senior High Technical School at Boso…
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Hohoe EP Senior High School building damaged by a rainstorm
On Thursday, May 16, a rainstorm resulted in significant harm to the structures and additional amenities of the Hohoe E.P…
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Applications for BECE 2024 Invigilators are Now Open [Apply]
To guarantee a seamless administration of the Basic Education Certificate Examination (BECE) 2024, the educational authorities have declared that applications…
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GNAT opens its portal for the recruitment of officers [Apply]
The Ghana National Association of Teachers (GNAT) invites applications from suitably qualified Ghanaians who are goal-oriented, results-driven, with enthusiasm, for…
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GNAT orders government to quickly negotiate their condition of service
Thomas Musah, the general secretary of the Ghana National Association of Teachers (GNAT), has advised the government to take the…
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Classes in Awudomi Basic School become muddy and flooded when it rains
The Awudomi Government Basic School is a pillar of knowledge for the community, serving as an educational lighthouse in the Oti Region.…
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Book prices are expected to rise by 40% next month
With effect from June 1, 2024, the Ghana Publishers Association (GPA) has declared a forty percent rise in book pricing.…
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