Free SHS Education in Ghana
Trotro mate who got 4As in 2022 WASSCE appeals for help to attend KNUST or UEW: "I want to be a teacher"
An old student of Nobles' College, Meshack Kofi Hozame, is appealing for financial assistance to attend the university. The young man now works as a bus conductor
GES academic calendar for 2023: The new updated Term dates for 2023/2024
Have you seen the new updated GES academic calendar for 2023? It was released by the Ghana Education Service (GES) and the Ministry of Education. Keep reading.
GES sets September 11 for start of 2023 computerised school selection and placement sensitisation
The Ghana Education Service has released September 11, 2023, for the start of this year's school selection and placement sensitisation exercise across schools.
Reopening date for all first year SHS and technical students postponed across Ghana
The re-opening date for all first-year students in Senior High and Senior High Technical Schools has been moved from the September 18, date to a later date.
Osafo-Maafo calls for return of "Presbyterian discipline" in schools, says it'll make Ghana better
Yaw Osafo-Maafo has made a call for the return of what he calls "Presbyterian discipline" in schools to check growing indiscipline and move the nation forward.
12 SHSs in Ghana to start courses in Aviation and Aerospace next academic year, says Dr Adutwum
Dr Yaw Osei Adutwum has announced that some 12 senior high schools in Ghana will begin offering courses in Aviation and Aerospace from the next academic year.
Ghana rising: Government announces plan to set up first-ever virtual high school
Ghana will soon get online high school to enable people to sign up for classes and even complete the full curriculum, the education minister has disclosed.
"Worrying and unfortunate": Neglect of PTAs under Free SHS blamed for indiscipline among students
New arrangements under the free SHS system regarding the organisation of the PTA have been blamed for the recent rising incidents of indiscipline in schools.
2023 WASSCE and BECE: Gov't pays GH¢55m to WAEC to avert possible suspension of crucial exams
The government has paid the West Africa Examination Council (WAEC) GH¢55 million to organise this year's WASSCE and BECE after Minority concerns over debts.
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