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The National Service Authority (NSA) has announced plans to start a new programme that will give military training to National Service Personnel (NSPs). This plan is part of the National Service Emergency Response Readiness Programme (NSERRP). The idea is to give young people, especially graduates, basic military training to help them become more disciplined, physically fit, and patriotic. This shows the President’s commitment to helping shape the youth of Ghana. He first talked about this during his State of the Nation Address in February this year. In a meeting held on April 23 2025, the Director-General of the NSA, Mr.…

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The Welfare Board of the Teacher Trainees’ Association of Ghana (TTAG) has officially announced the opening of applications for its 2025 Exams Fee Support Programme. This timely initiative seeks to offer financial assistance to teacher trainees across the country who a their examination fees. This intervention underscores TTAG’s commitment to the welfare of its members, particularly those facing genuine financial hardship. The support programme is targeted at easing the financial burden on trainees in their pursuit of academic excellence. Eligibility Criteria The Exams Fee Support Programme is strictly open to: Application Requirements To apply, interested trainees must submit an application…

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Akenten Appiah-Menka University’s Institute for Teacher Professional Development and Lifelong Learning (ITPDLL) has sent out an important message to all students. SEE ALSO: Download level 100 first semester past questions for (AAMUSTED) In a memo dated April 19, 2025, the Acting Director of ITPDLL, Prof. Dr. Benedict Osei-Owusu, reminded students to pay at least 70% of their fees before taking part in exams. Prof. Dr. Benedict Osei-Owusu said in the memo,“Defaulting Levels 200 and 300 students will not be allowed to write the 2024/2025 End of First Semester Examination.” This means that any Level 200 or Level 300 student who…

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The Akenten Appiah-Menka University of Skills Training and Entrepreneurial Development (AAMUSTED), through its Institute for Teacher Professional Development and Lifelong Learning (ITPDLL), has officially released the first semester examination timetable for Level 100 students. These students include those in Early Grade, Upper Primary, and Junior High programs. The exams are scheduled to begin on Tuesday, 22nd April 2025, and will end on Wednesday, 30th April 2025. The exams are divided into three sessions daily: READ ALSO: How to Answer College of Education Exam Questions Effectively, Check Here Below is a quick look at some of the scheduled papers: SEE ALSO:…

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The government has changed how it will give back money to first-year university students who already paid their fees. Earlier, during the 2024 election campaign, former President and NDC flag bearer, John Mahama, promised to pay the school fees of all Level 100 students in his first 120 days if he won the election. When Haruna Iddrisu, the current Education Minister, was being vetted, he also said that students who had already paid their 2025 fees would get their money back. He said, “We intend to provide that money to the affected universities, at least to make refunds to all…

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As Ghanaians prepare to celebrate Easter in 2025, the Ghana Police Service has announced that strong security measures have been put in place across the country to ensure a safe and peaceful holiday. In a press release dated 17th April 2025, the Police said, “The Ghana Police Service wishes to inform the general public that comprehensive security measures have been put in place nationwide to ensure a safe and peaceful 2025 Easter celebration.” To protect everyone during the festivities, police officers have been sent to patrol roads and communities. This is to help manage traffic and keep the peace during…

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The National Service Authority (NSA) has announced that Personal Identification Numbers (PINs) have been released for 18,011 trained nurses and midwives. This announcement was made on April 17, 2025, to help eligible individuals prepare for their national service in the 2025/2026 service year. According to the NSA, all eligible nurses and midwives should visit the Authority’s website at www.nss.gov.gh to check their PIN codes. They will need their Student IDs and dates of birth to access the codes. SEE ALSO: National Service Staff Union Speaks Out Against Political Interference In Authority’s Operations As part of the process, applicants must pay…

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The Akenten Appiah-Menka University of Skills Training and Entrepreneurial Development (AMUSTED), under the Institute of Teacher Professional Development and Lifelong Learning (ITPDLL), has released the official examination timetable for Level 200 students in Early Grade, Upper Primary, and Junior High. These exams mark the end of the first semester and will take place from Tuesday, 22nd April to Wednesday, 30th April 2025. Below is the full timetable for all courses and sessions: How to Answer College of Education Exam Questions Effectively, Check Here TUESDAY, 22ND APRIL 2025 Morning Session (8:00 AM – 10:00 AM) Mid-Morning Session (11:30 AM – 1:30…

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We’ve gathered all the past questions for Level 100 first semester for Colleges of Education affiliated with KNUST and made them easy to download, so you can study with confidence and ease First Semester Past Questions – May 2023 First Semester Past Questions May 2023 Communication Skills Download Foundation of Education Download TVET Download Inclusive School Base Enquiry Download Language and Literature Download Maths Download Science Download Please note that we do not fully own the rights to these materials. They are shared purely for educational purposes and to support teacher trainees – completely free of charge READ ALSO: How…

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Hundreds of newly posted teachers who completed Colleges of Education and were assigned to schools in the Ashanti Region in July 2024 are protesting at the Ghana Education Service (GES) headquarters. These teachers say they have not been paid for the past seven months. The protest, is to demand their salaries. Many of them are struggling to survive as they have not received any money since they started working. READ ALSO: National Service Staff Union Speaks Out Against Political Interference In Authority’s Operations The leader of the group, Adomako Korankye, said that about 700 newly recruited teachers are affected. He…

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