The Ghana Education Service (GES) hosted its mid-year staff durbar at the headquarters in Accra on Friday, July 26, 2024. The event provided a vital platform for engagement, sharing concerns, and realigning with the mission and vision of GES.
The 2024 staff durbar served as an essential gathering for GES staff to discuss pertinent issues, share updates, and strengthen their commitment to the organization’s goals. This annual event is designed to foster communication and collaboration among staff, ensuring that everyone is aligned with GES’s strategic direction.
The event was graced by several distinguished guests, including Hon. Rev. John Ntim-Fordjour, the Deputy Minister of Education; Mr. Michael Kenneth Nsowah, the GES Council Chairman; Dr. Eric Nkansah, the Director-General of GES, and his two Deputies. Staff from the GES Headquarters were also in attendance, contributing to the event’s success.
Key Presentations
Various presentations highlighted key updates and initiatives within GES. The Director-General, along with the Public Relations Unit and the Human Resource Management and Development (HRMD) team, provided comprehensive insights into recent developments. These presentations underscored the ongoing efforts to enhance the organization’s efficiency and effectiveness.
Unveiling of the New Visual Identity
One of the significant highlights of the durbar was the unveiling of the new GES visual identity. This rebranding aligns with the Government of Ghana’s harmonization efforts, ensuring that all government ministries and agencies present a unified front. The new visual identity is a critical step in modernizing the organization’s image and fostering a cohesive brand across all levels.
Future Engagements
It was emphasized at the durbar that regional and district levels of engagement regarding the new identity will occur in the coming weeks. These engagements will ensure that the rebranding effort is uniformly implemented across all GES offices.
Introduction of GES-MIS
Staff were also introduced to the GES Management Information System (GES-MIS), a new tool designed to enhance monitoring and supervision through a comprehensive staff database. This system aims to streamline operations, improve data accuracy, and facilitate better decision-making processes within GES.
Hon. Rev. John Ntim-Fordjour and Mr. Michael Kenneth Nsowah delivered motivational speeches, acknowledging the hard work and dedication of GES staff. They encouraged everyone to stay committed to their duties and continue contributing to the organization’s success.
Stay tuned to GH Educate for further updates and developments from GES as they continue to innovate and enhance the educational landscape in Ghana.
