The management of Jasikan College of Education has successfully graduated 458 students during its 20th Congregation Ceremony for the 3rd batch of the B.Ed Degree programme. The event was a joyful and proud moment for students, tutors, parents, and the entire college community. This year’s graduation recorded impressive academic performance, with 47 students graduating with First Class Honours. This achievement shows the hard work, dedication, and commitment of both students and tutors. Breakdown of Results Out of the total 458 graduates: 47 students obtained First Class Honours 271 students had Second Class Upper Division 128 students earned Second Class Lower…
Author: Amos Famouz
According to a report by Ghana Broadcasting Corporation, Akrokeri College of Education is currently facing a serious accommodation problem, especially for female students. The report explains that the only female hostel on campus was built to house about 157 students. However, more than 400 female students are currently staying in the facility. Because of this overcrowding, the college management had to look for immediate solutions. To reduce the pressure, the college converted some important facilities into temporary sleeping areas. These include the school clinic, the kitchen, and the ICT Centre. These places are normally used for health care, cooking, and…
There is a new development concerning the 2025/2026 academic calendar for Colleges of Education in Ghana following the long CETAG strike which affected academic activities in the colleges. Meanwhile, the reopening date still remains unchanged 9th February 2025. Teacher Trainees’ Association of Ghana (TTAG) has called on the Ghana Tertiary Education Commission (GTEC) to restart the academic calendar for teacher trainees. This demand comes after about three months of academic disruption caused by the strike action by the Colleges of Education Teachers Association of Ghana (CETAG). Academic Calendar Already Disrupted The ongoing strike has already disrupted the academic calendar…
Applicants who applied for recruitment into Ghana’s security services have received an important update from the Centralized Services E-Recruitment Portal (C-SERP) under the Ministry of the Interior. This update focuses on the release of documentation and body selection results and outlines the next stage of the recruitment process, which is the aptitude test. According to the official notice, the results of the documentation and body selection exercises will be published on applicants’ individual portals. Applicants are advised to log in to the C-SERP portal at cserpgh.com to check their status. The publication of results is scheduled to take place from…
The Government of Ghana is planning to change how teachers are recruited, posted, and approved across the country. This new plan will move these responsibilities from the central government to District and Municipal Assemblies. The Minister of Education, Haruna Iddrisu, made this known during the 14th Congregation and 96th Anniversary of St. John Bosco’s College of Education in Navrongo. According to him, President John Dramani Mahama has ordered a review of the current system to make education delivery faster and more effective at the local level. President Mahama Wants a Change Speaking on the President’s position, the Education Minister said…
The Ghana Medical Trust Fund has recorded an important milestone as seven patients have received critical, life-saving medical support under its pilot phase. The initiative, which aims to assist vulnerable patients who cannot afford specialised healthcare, marks a significant step forward in Ghana’s efforts to strengthen social protection within the health sector. The presentation of financial support, as captured in the image, brought together officials, healthcare professionals, beneficiaries, and representatives of partner institutions. At the centre of the event was the symbolic presentation of a cheque to support medical treatment, demonstrating the Fund’s commitment to providing timely assistance to patients…
