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Learn about the GES recruitment process, including eligibility criteria, application steps, selection procedures, and tips for a successful application.
Emmanuel Aboagye Dankwah, a young Ghanaian, who was considered good-for-nothing with a bleak future has had an inspiring turn of events in his life.
A Ghanaian teacher is trending after he opted to use his salary to buy food for his students in his class. Many people have celebrated him for his kind act.
A young Ghanaian man has expressed his gratitude to God for making his dream of studying abroad come true after his US visa application was approved.
A Ghanaian basic school teacher was surprised by a gift he received from one of his pupils during their "Our Day" event after their end-of-term exam
The GES has introduced a new self-posting module aimed at streamlining the recruitment process for degree holders from Public Colleges of Education.
The Ghana Education Service (GES) will allow Senior High School students aged 18 and above to go home and partake in the voter registration exercise.
The GES has raised concerns over the rising prevalence of tattooing, multiple piercings, and skin bleaching among students, deeming it “a troubling phenomenon”.
A teacher at Vitting Senior High Technical School in Tamale, Sulemana Kuli, is in trouble with the law after severely beating a student fo no reason.
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