The Ghana Tertiary Education Commission (GTEC) has revealed that many doctorate degrees held by Ghanaians are not genuine, as they were awarded by unaccredited foreign institutions. The Commission says the ongoing crackdown is aimed at protecting the integrity of Ghana’s tertiary education system.
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Central Region Wins Miss GNATLAS 2025 at Ejisu Abankro
Central Region wins Miss GNATLAS 2025 as Mary Spiers Asante-Koomson emerges top at the Grand Finale held in Ejisu Abankro, Ashanti Region.
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Miss GNATLAS Grand Finale 2025 Held at Ejisu Abankro
GNATLAS holds Miss GNATLAS Grand Finale 2025 at Ejisu Abankro as part of the National Round Table, celebrating female teachers from all regions of Ghana.
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BREAKING NEWS: GES Releases Outstanding Perishable Funds to SHS and SHTS
GES has released all outstanding perishable funds owed to SHSs and SHTSs for July–October 2025, with schools instructed to confirm receipt through their Regional Accountants. The update brings relief to heads of institutions managing feeding operations.
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National JHS Science and Maths Quiz Debuts in 2025, Scheduled for 1st – 6th December
Ghana is set to launch its first-ever National Junior High School Science and Maths Quiz in December 2025, marking a major expansion of STEM education at the basic school level. The competition—scheduled for 1st to 6th December 2025—will bring together regional champions from across the country for a national showdown designed to nurture young scientific talent.
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WAEC Releases 2025 WASSCE Provisional Results
WAEC has released the provisional results for the 2025 WASSCE for School Candidates in Ghana. The Council confirmed cancellations and withheld results following irregularities and cautioned the public against fraudsters claiming they can upgrade results.
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GES Suspends Implementation of New PTA Guidelines; Schools Ordered to Halt Levy Collection Immediately
The Ghana Education Service (GES) has directed all Senior High and Technical Schools to immediately suspend the implementation of the new PTA Guidelines and halt the collection of PTA levies across the country
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Ghana Teacher Prize 2025 Set for Official Launch on 20 August
“This year’s Ghana Teacher Prize launch will set the stage for a nationwide celebration of the heroes shaping Ghana’s future through education.”
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GES Ashanti Opens Applications for 2025 Study Leave with Pay
“This isn’t just a chance to study, it’s a chance to grow, return, and uplift the system that nurtured you,” the Regional Director emphasized, calling on teachers to seize the opportunity responsibly.
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Ashanti Regional Director of Education Opens 5-Day Assessment Workshop with Call for Professionalism and Commitment
“This training is not just about compliance. It’s about empowering teachers and leaders to assess meaningfully, teach responsively, and support learners effectively,” Dr. William Kwame Amankra Appiah.
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Ashanti Regional Education Directorate Trains SHS Assistant Heads of Academics and HODs on New Assessment and Education Reform
The Ashanti Regional Education Directorate has trained SHS academic heads and HODs on Ghana’s new secondary education assessment system and school improvement plans, across four zonal centres.
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“Do Not Exploit Teachers During This Transfer Period” – Ashanti Regional Education Director Cautions MMDEO HR Officers
The Ashanti Regional Director of Education, Dr. William Kwame Amankra Appiah, has cautioned district HR officers not to exploit teachers during the ongoing transfer, release, and assurance processes, urging strict adherence to due procedures for a fair and transparent exercise.