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57-year-old JHS graduate seeks help for boarding school; wants to be nurse in future
Madam Elizabeth Yamoah, the 57-year-old woman who wrote the Basic Education Certificate Examination (BECE) and graduated, has said she wants to become a nurse.
More profane videos of the 7 Ejisuman SHS girls pop up after their sack
The sacking of some seven female Ejisuman SHS students from the boarding house has made news headlines has been dividing opinion. More videos
Fact check: BBC's documentary failed to prove ‘sex for grades’ allegations against Ghanaian lecturers
The BBC Africa Eye’s documentary on ‘sex for grades’ at the University of Ghana and University of Lagos failed to leave up the hype and expectations for some Ghanaians. Generally students and Ghanaians have expressed disappointmen
Tertiary cleanup: Universities to drop Journalism and Business degrees
Most universities in Kenya could be forced to drop Business Administration, Education and Journalism degrees as the Ministry of Education moves to stop uneconomical multiplication of degrees. YEN.com.gh news.
Double Track: 9,619 teachers to finalize salaries as gov’t, GES and others resolve challenges
The Ghana Education Service (GES), the Controller and Accountant-General’s Department (CAGD), the Public Services Commission (PSC) and the ministry of finance are working to eliminate delays in the process of paying salaries.
Ban on caning in schools : 3 other ways teachers can correct students
Ghanaians should not be worried too much by the directive from the Ghana Education Service (GES) that corporal punishment would no longer be allowed in basic and second-cycle schools. There are ways to deal with them aside caning.
Deal with teachers who 'abuse' your children - GES advises parents
Corporal punishment has a lot of disadvantages for the child. It has kept a number of our students out of school. We need to find other ways of disciplining the Ghanaian Child because it does not encourage them to stay in school.
5 reasons why Ghana's intent to export teachers is a bad idea
Education Minister, Dr. Matthew Opoku Prempeh, explained that Ghana stands to benefit from Francophone countries who are willing to exchange French tutors for English teachers, should the proposal work out for exportation.
Over hundred Ghanaian students in Italy stripped of their scholarship for visa fraud offences
The documents students submit for the scholarship are mainly an affidavit from the Supreme Court and proof of family composition and income, based on tax clearance certificate from Ghana Revenue Authority (GRA) but only the latter
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