The Colleges of Education Teachers Association of Ghana (CETAG) has raised serious concern over the non-payment of the research allowance top-up for staff of Akrokerri College of Education. According to CETAG, lecturers at Akrokerri College have not received their research allowance top-up, even though it is an important support meant to help them carry out academic research and other scholarly work. This situation has made teaching and research activities very difficult for the lecturers. Research allowance is given to lecturers to support activities such as writing academic papers, carrying out studies, attending conferences, and improving teaching methods. When this allowance…
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Teachers and students, the 2026 second term is here, and preparation is very important. One of the best ways to teach well and learn better is to use a good lesson plan. That is why we have made it easy for you to get the 2026 Second Term Lesson Plan for Basic 7, Basic 8, and Basic 9 all in one place. This lesson plan is designed to help teachers teach well and help students understand their lessons better. What Is a Lesson Plan? A lesson plan is a simple guide that shows what a teacher will teach in class,…
The Minister of Labour, Jobs and Employment, Dr. Rashid Pelpuo, has explained that the government is not setting a fixed number of jobs to create this year. Instead, the government is focusing on about 3 million people who are either unemployed or not happy with their current jobs. He said this while speaking on JoyNews’ AM Show. When he was asked if his ministry had a clear number of jobs to create this year, he said it was not easy to give such a number because of how unemployment works. “We will not be able to give a targeted number,”…
Many teacher trainees and students across Colleges of Education in Ghana are still worried as the Colleges of Education Teachers Association of Ghana (CETAG) continues its strike action. Even though several talks and meetings have taken place, CETAG has not called off the strike. As of now, the resumption date for the Second Phase of the First Semester remains Monday, 19th January, 2026, and no new date has been announced. This situation has created a lot of confusion and stress among students, parents, and college administrators. On GH EDU PRO, many teacher trainees keep asking one important question: “Will…
Every year, thousands of young Ghanaians apply to join the security services such as the Ghana Police Service, Ghana Armed Forces, Ghana Immigration Service, Ghana Fire Service, and Ghana Prisons Service. Many people pass the online application and written exams, but sadly, a large number of them are disqualified during the screening stage. This happens mostly because they do not prepare well or they make simple mistakes. This article will guide you on what to do to avoid being disqualified and how to increase your chances of passing the screening. 1. Be Truthful in All Your Details One of the…
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Learn Now: SET OF APTITUDE TEST QUESTIONS for Ghana Police, Fire Service, Prisons Service, and Immigration Service Current Affairs and General Knowledge. GHANA POLICE SERVICE Current Affairs & General Knowledge (50 Questions) The current Inspector-General of Police (IGP) of Ghana as of 2025 is A. James Oppong-Boanuh B. George Akuffo Dampare C. David Asante Apeatu D. Christian Tete Yohonu D The Ghana Police Service was established in A. 1890 B. 1870 C. 1865 D. 1920 B Which ministry supervises the Ghana Police Service? A. Ministry of Defence B. Ministry of Justice C. Ministry of the Interior D. Ministry of National…
The Colleges of Education Teachers Association of Ghana (CETAG) declared the strike to press home their demands, which include issues related to conditions of service, allowances, and other outstanding concerns. CETAG has maintained that until these matters are properly addressed by the government and relevant authorities, their members will not return to the classroom. Many teacher trainees across Ghana are still worried as the CETAG strike continues, even though the official resumption date for Colleges of Education is 19th January 2026. As of today, there has been no clear announcement that the strike has ended, and this has created confusion…
