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Ghanaian boy expresses joy after relocating to the US to study at Cornell University
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.
Ghanaian school pupil presents gari soakings ingredients to class teacher as 'Our Day' gift
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
GES introduces self-placement system for newly qualified teachers, portal opens from July 5
The GES has introduced a new self-posting module aimed at streamlining the recruitment process for degree holders from Public Colleges of Education.
Ghana Education Service grants SHS students 4 days off leave school for voter registration
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.
“Troubling phenomenon”: Ghana Education Service raises alarm over students with tattoos
The GES has raised concerns over the rising prevalence of tattooing, multiple piercings, and skin bleaching among students, deeming it “a troubling phenomenon”.
Senior High School teacher in trouble for beating student to pulp, residents demand police action
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.
MOH admission portal: Online registration, list, and status in 2024
The MOH admission portal is the primary means of applying for nursing and midwifery courses in Ghana. Read on to learn more about the application process.
WASSCE registration: Ghana Education Service tells parents not to pay GH¢465 fee for kids under Free SHS
The Ghana Education Service cautioned parents of wards in public Senior High School students not to pay the GH¢465 registration fee for the 2024 WASSCE.
Meet Agnes Agyapong Yeboah the only teacher teaching 8 classes in a village school: “I need help”
Agnes Agyapong Yeboah is the only teacher in the village school at Hlihadzi in the Afram plains. She asked for government to provide needed items to help learning.
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