Author: Amos Famouz

Reasons: TTAG Engages Principals and Stakeholders for Peaceful DemonstrationAs the Colleges of Education Teachers’ Association of Ghana (CETAG) strike continues to disrupt academic activities, the Teacher Trainees’ Association of Ghana (TTAG) is taking a proactive approach to address the issue. In a recent letter to principals, TTAG humbly requested permission and support for a peaceful march, slated for July 24th, 2024.The letter, signed by the leadership of TTAG, emphasized the severe impact of the ongoing strike on teacher trainees’ academic progress. With patience wearing thin, TTAG is engaging with principals, the Ghana Police Service, and other stakeholders to ensure a…

Misinformation: The Ghana Medical Association (GMA) clarifies.In a statement released to the public, the association has clarified that it did not advocate for the cancellation of certificate and diploma nursing courses, contrary to reports circulating on MyJoyOnline and other media houses.This move comes as a breath of fresh air, dispelling the confusion that had begun to spread like wildfire.The roots of the misinformation can be traced back to an interview on PM Express, where Dr. David Tenkorang Twum, General Secretary of the Ghana Registered Nurses and Midwives Association (GRNMA), shared his thoughts on the matter.Unfortunately, his remarks were misattributed to…

A Crisis That’s Leaving Students in Limbo: Gh Edu Pro advises.As I sit down to write this article, my heart goes out to the thousands of teacher trainees who are facing an uncertain future. The CETAG strike, which has been ongoing for weeks, has brought the academic calendar to a grinding halt Thus to say academic calendar and activities are totally corrupted. And now, with the interlocutory injunction case filed by the NLC adjourned to August 6th, it seems like there is no end in sight.The strike has affected not just the students but also their families, who are worried about…

Justice Delayed: NLC and CETAG’s Fight for Fairness Hits a SnagToday was supposed to be a pivotal day for the National Labour Commission (NLC) and the College of Education Teachers Association of Ghana (CETAG) at Labour Court 1 in Accra. The court was set to hear the interlocutory injunction case filed by the NLC, a crucial step in the fight for fairness and justice for teachers and education workers in Ghana. However, the court did not sit today, and the case has been adjourned to August 6th, 2024, leaving CETAG’s members and the broader education community in limbo.READ ALSO: CETAG…

Cancelation of certificate and Diploma courses for nurses.In a way that could revolutionize the healthcare industry in Ghana, Dr. David Tenkorang Twum, General Secretary of the Ghana Registered Nurses and Midwives Association, has called for the abolition of Diploma and Certificate nursing courses. This bold proposal is rooted in Dr. Tenkorang’s belief that nursing should have a single entry point, akin to other professions, to ensure the highest quality healthcare for all Ghanaians.Speaking with passion and conviction on Joy News, Dr. Tenkorang emphasized the need for reform in Ghana’s current system, which he described as inefficient and outdated. He pointed…

The Most Anticipated Day: National Labour Commission (NLC) And Colleges Of Education Teachers Association Of Ghana (CETAG) To Appear Before Court Tomorrow, 18th July 2024The National Labour Commission (NLC) has obtained a court order to stop the Colleges of Education Teachers Association of Ghana (CETAG) strike, which began on June 14, 2024. Despite the NLC’s plea to end the strike on June 20, CETAG continued their industrial action, demanding better service conditions. The strike has already caused significant disruptions to the academic calendar, leaving students anxiously awaiting a resolution.CETAG’s decision to continue the strike has been unwavering, with their leadership emphasizing…

The Plea Of University Lecturers To Teachers In Senior High Schools!Dear senior high school teachers, school owners and parents, please, help the students and the public by ensuring that students in your school write examinations by themselves and merit the grades they brandish on their WASSCE results.We are tired of seeing students with A1 in Mathematics but cannot resolve the smallest of fractions. A student with distinctions in Physics and chemistry but knows next to nothing about chemical reactions or energy conversion. Students with distinctions in Literature, Government, and CRS, yet blank on the differences between Drama and Prose Fiction,…

Protecting Our Communities from DengueThe Ghana Health Service is taking swift action to contain an outbreak of Dengue in the Eastern and Central Regions. Our team of experts, including entomologists and epidemiologists, are working tirelessly to investigate the situation and prevent further spread.Ghana health service understands that the outbreak of a disease like Dengue can be alarming, but we want to assure the public that we are doing everything in our power to contain the situation. Our team is working closely with regional and district health teams, as well as other stakeholders, to ensure that we are taking all necessary…

Exciting News! Student Loan Trust Fund Applications Now Open- Apply Here.Students loan trust fund Ghana announces have some fantastic news for you! The Government Student Loan Trust Fund application portal is now open! This means you can finally apply for the financial support you need to pursue your academic dreams.Here’s the best part: no guarantor is required! Yes, you read that right! You can apply for the loan without worrying about finding someone to guarantee for you.Application requirements Ghana cardStudents id / admission letter Personal email account And, to make things even better, the funds will be disbursed before your second-semester exams begin!…

Empowering Education: Meet the Newly Appointed Education Committee Members of TTAG.In a move that underscores the commitment to excellence in education, the Sector Executive Council, under the leadership of H.E. Kingsley Ayitey, has appointed a talented team of individuals to serve on the Education Committee of the Teacher Trainees Association of Ghana (TTAG) for the 2024/2025 academic year.This dedicated committee, chaired by the Vice President, will work tirelessly to promote the interests of teacher trainees and the Association. The appointment of these exceptional individuals is a testament to their expertise and passion for education.Below are the appointed members:1. Owusu Elijah…