The Ghana Education Service has launched a “One Teacher One Laptop” initiative in collaboration with the Teacher Unions and the Ministry of Education. The initiative
The National Teaching Council (NTC) is in the process of issuing license numbers to qualified teachers via the Teacher Portal Ghana (TPG). However, some users’
There was once a young brilliant Ghanaian by name Komla Dumor. Young Komla wanted to become a medical doctor. However, as the turn of events
With the implementation of the new Common Core Programme, the educational system in Ghana is set to see a major revamp. The following are highlights
The President has just told teachers his piece of mind.Out of the abundance of the heart, the mouth speaketh. He minced no words. You could
Continuing Professional Development (CPD) points system has been introduced on the National Teaching Council (NTC) Teacher Portal Ghana (TPG). The points system is only visible
The National Teaching Council has begun activation of Teacher Portal Ghana (TPG) accounts for licensing of qualified in-service teachers in Central Region. NTC has started
GES Municipal Director of Yilo Krobo has lauded Somanya Methodist JHS and Literacy Ambassadors Ghana for organising a reading festival. The festival which was celebrated
Mr Mathias Tulasi, the CEO of Literacy Ambassadors Ghana (LAG) has called on government to include a library facility in schools yet to be built.
This page contains important textbooks for primary school teachers provided freely by the Cambridge University Press for basic school teachers. The downloadable resources are Teacher’s
Government of Ghana workers can no longer access their payslips through the old GoG Payslip portal. The previous website, https://www.gogpayslip.com, is no longer being used
A Proposal, Suggestion and Recommendation to Leadership The recent announcement of a 9% salary increase across board for all public sector workers raises serious concerns,
This page is dedicated to providing teachers with free, downloadable lesson plans and schemes of learning for primary schools. All weeks have been provided on
The Code of Conduct for Students in Pre-Tertiary Education in Ghana is available for download. This comprehensive document is an essential resource for educators, students,