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The Students’ Representative Council (SRC) of Presbyterian College of Education, Akropong–Akuapem, has officially announced the resumption date for the next academic year. According to the SRC, all students are to take note that school reopens on 11th November 2025. The notice was signed by the SRC President, Berda Richard, and the General Secretary, Larbi Ezekiel. SEE ALSO: PRINCOF Releases 2025/2026 Academic Calendar for Public Colleges of Education In the statement, the SRC said: “We wish to inform you that the resumption date for the next academic year has been officially announced.” The SRC urged all students to prepare and…

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NSS

Every year, thousands of graduates prepare to begin their mandatory National Service in Ghana. Before you can be posted, you must first generate your NSS PIN Code and complete your online enrollment. If you’re ready to start your registration, follow these 13 easy steps carefully to avoid mistakes. STEP 1: Visit the Portal Open any browser on your phone or computer and go to https://posting.gnsa.gov.gh. On the homepage, click “PIN Code & Enrollment.” STEP 2: Check Your PIN Code Enter your Index Number and Date of Birth, then click “Check PIN Code.” STEP 3: Generate Your PIN Code Your…

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NSS

The National Service Authority (NSA) has announced important updates regarding the 2025/2026 service year, including the reopening of a new registration portal, key reforms, and the official start date for service. New Digital Platform Introduced Following a directive from the President, the NSA conducted a technical and forensic audit on the previous Central Service Management Platform. The audit revealed several issues, prompting the creation of a new, more secure and transparent system. This new platform is designed to enhance real-time verification, transparency, and data integrity. Re-registration Required All previous registrations done in June 2025 have been declared null and…

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