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Deputy Directors of Education to Be Promoted Despite Office Space Challenges – Haruna Iddrisu . WHATSAPP CHANNEL The Minister for Education, Hon. Haruna Iddrisu, has made a significant announcement regarding a directive from President John Dramani Mahama.  According to the Minister, President Mahama has instructed the promotion of Deputy Directors of Education who have been unable to advance in their careers due to the lack of available office space.  This decision is a proactive measure aimed at addressing longstanding administrative bottlenecks within the education sector. By removing the barrier of limited office space, the government seeks to ensure that qualified personnel are not hindered by infrastructural limitations, allowing them to focus on their core responsibilities. A Step Towards Administrative Reform This directive is part of the Ministry of Education's broader efforts to reform and strengthen the sector's administrative framework.  The government recogniz...

Ministry of Health Reschedules Sale of Admission Forms, Introduces New Mobile App for Health Training Institutions In a significant step towards enhancing the admissions process for Health Training Institutions, the Ministry of Health has introduced an innovative, user-friendly mobile application.   This new platform allows prospective students to conveniently purchase and submit admission forms from the comfort of their own homes.  By leveraging technology, the Ministry aims to improve accessibility, convenience, and transparency in the admissions process, making it easier for applicants to navigate the system.  The mobile application is designed to simplify the admissions process, reducing the need for physical visits to designated sales points.  With this app, applicants can purchase admission forms online, submit completed forms digitally, track the status of their application, and receive notifications and updates on the admissions process.  Due to the intr...

Understanding the 2025 BECE Grading System: What Every Student and Parent Should Know As the 2025 Basic Education Certificate Examination (BECE) draws near, it’s essential for students, teachers, and parents to familiarize themselves with the current grading system.  This knowledge not only helps in setting realistic academic goals but also ensures that learners understand how their final results will be calculated. How the BECE Is Graded The BECE grading system operates on a nine-point scale. In this system, Grade 1 is considered the highest achievement, while Grade 9 is the lowest. Final results are based on two key components: • 30% from continuous assessment conducted at the school level throughout the academic year • 70% from the BECE examination itself, organized by the West African Examinations Council (WAEC) Together, these two components provide a comprehensive measure of each student’s performance over time and during the final exam. Grade Score Ranges Here's a breakdow...

  GNAT Sets April 30 Deadline for GES to Address Promotion Delays or Face Nationwide Strike The education sector is on edge as the Ghana National Association of Teachers (GNAT) has issued a firm ultimatum to the Ghana Education Service (GES) and the Public Services Commission, demanding immediate action on delayed teacher promotions.  If no progress is made by Tuesday, April 30, 2025, GNAT says it will initiate a nationwide strike. GNAT's General Secretary, Thomas Tanko Musah, made this known in an interview with 3news.com on April 23.  He warned that failure to resolve the issue would make the GES and Public Services Commission fully responsible for any disruptions in May. The union expressed frustration over the lack of promotions for over a thousand teachers, particularly those in lower ranks who have not received any promotion since 2019.  Mr Musah noted that while a few senior staff members have moved up the ranks, the majority—especially those in lower grade...

National Launch of Free Sanitary Pad for Girls in School across the country. In a bold move to address the challenges of menstrual hygiene in schools, the Ghanaian government has launched a groundbreaking initiative to provide free sanitary pads to schoolgirls.  This initiative, championed by His Excellency John Dramani Mahama, seeks to eliminate a significant barrier to education for thousands of girls across the country.  For too long, menstruation has been a silent reason for school absenteeism, low participation, and dropout among girls. This initiative acknowledges the problem and offers a sustainable solution by ensuring that no girl is left behind due to lack of access to sanitary pads.  Menstrual hygiene is a matter that has long been overlooked in public policy and education planning, despite its undeniable impact on the academic journey of many girls. A National Call to Action The launch of this initiative is scheduled to take place on 24th April 2025 at 2:00 PM...

Ghana Education Service Announces 2025 Inter-Regional and Inter/Intra District Reposting: A Crucial Step for Teachers' Career Development. The Ghana Education Service (GES) has officially announced the commencement of the 2025 Inter-Regional and Inter/Intra District reposting processes, marking a significant milestone for teachers seeking new opportunities and challenges.  This directive, issued to all Regional, Metropolitan, Municipal, and District Directors of Education, outlines the key dates and requirements for teachers seeking reposting within or across regions and districts.  The reposting process is an essential aspect of teachers' career development, allowing them to gain new experiences, expand their skills, and contribute to the growth and development of the education sector.  As the new academic year approaches, the GES is working to ensure a smooth transition for teachers and students alike. Key Dates and Deadlines The GES has provided the following key dates...