“The GTLE reform introduces new structures to ensure only well-prepared candidates enter the teaching profession.”
education policy
GES Opens Applications for Teacher Promotions
“GES says teachers promoted in or before 2020 are now eligible to apply for higher ranks, with automatic placement for approved degree holders.”
The Ashanti Regional Minister, Dr. Frank Amoakohene Reaffirms Government’s Commitment to Teacher Welfare at Ashanti Regional GNAT Conference
“President Mahama understands your struggles. That is why we are restoring dignity and hope to the teaching profession, one bold policy at a time,” – Dr. Frank Amoakohene
GES Public Relations Officer Mr. Daniel Fenyi Calls for Stronger Role of PTAs in School Development
“It is not the duty of a child to provide school infrastructure or procure tables and chairs,” said GES PRO Daniel Fenyi, calling for renewed support for PTAs to address critical gaps in basic education.
GES Releases Official Prices for School Uniforms and House Wear for First-Year SHS Students
.”We want to ensure that every first-year student receives their prescribed schoolwear on time to begin the school year in comfort and dignity.” – Mr. Agyemang-Duah
Ten Invigilators Arrested Over Alleged BECE Malpractices – WAEC
“Invigilators are entrusted with a critical responsibility, and any breach of that duty is a betrayal… of the thousands of honest candidates working hard for a better future.” — WAEC
“Let Districts Handle Teacher Recruitment, Not Accra” – President John Mahama
“Districts know their needs, how many schools they have, how many teachers they require. Let’s give them the power to recruit,” – President Mahama
GNAT Sekyere Kumawu–Afram Plains District Holds 7th Quadrennial Delegates Conference, Elects New Leadership
“Together, we shall continue to build a stronger GNAT—one that champions teacher welfare and advances education in Ghana,” Chairman Kooko affirmed.
Sekyere Kumawu District COHBS Holds 2025 District Delegates Conference, Elects New Leadership
“Let us work hand in hand to build a basic education system that is inclusive, innovative, and ready for tomorrow,” Ashanti Regional COHBS PRO
Free Sanitary Pads for Ghana’s Female Students in Primary and Secondary Schools
No Ghanaian girl should miss school due to a lack of sanitary pads. Dr. Clement Abas Apaak confirms government funding for free sanitary pad distribution. But how will this initiative ensure transparency and reach those in need?