Author: Amos Famouz

Students of Savannah College of Education have made it clear: No lectures until our needs are met! For weeks, students have been raising concerns about the school’s status and learning conditions. Despite previous assurances, they still do not have answers. READ ALSO: Savannah College of Education Students Demand Answers Over School’s Public Status Why Are Students Protesting?Unclear School Status:GTEC previously absorbed the school as a public college, but students later discovered it is still private.They want answers on whether the school is public or privatePoor Learning Conditions:Over 928 students were admitted last year, causing overcrowding.Some students sleep on the floor…

The Mastercard Foundation Scholars Program at KNUST is offering a fully funded scholarship to support talented young people in Ghana and across Sub-Saharan Africa. Scholarship Details Deadline: Friday, May 30, 2025 University: Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST) Who Can Apply? Academically talented students Those facing financial challenges Both Ghanaian and Sub-Saharan African studentsPerson leaving with disability What Does the Scholarship Cover? Full tuition and other school expenses Leadership training Mentorship opportunities How to Apply To apply, visit the official scholarship website: Apply Here Important Information Make sure to apply before the deadline! This scholarship is aimed at…

Uncertainty Over Absorption as a Public CollegeStudents of Savannah College of Education are raising concerns about the school’s status as a public institution. Many students frequently check the Ghana Tertiary Education Commission (GTEC) website for information on public colleges in Ghana. However, when one student recently checked, Savannah College of Education was not listed as a public college.Seeking Clarification Students sought answers from lecturers but received no clear response. The SRC Board then called for a meeting with the principal, management, and opinion leaders to explain the situation. Unfortunately, they were informed that the principal was in Accra at the…

The West African Examinations Council (WAEC) has officially released the withheld results of the 2024 WASSCE for school candidates after completing investigations into suspected examination malpractices. Affected candidates can now check their updated results on the WAEC results portal. WAEC initially withheld some results due to reports of irregularities, including the use of unauthorized materials, collusion, and the circulation of examination questions on social media. Following thorough investigations, the Council has released the results of candidates found innocent while canceling those confirmed to have engaged in malpractice. GH EDU PRO has checked about five results this morning, revealing a mix…

For many students in Ghana, gaining admission into a College of Education is a crucial step toward becoming a professional teacher. However, if you have D7 in Mathematics or English Language, you should reconsider applying. Here’s why: How to Apply: Easy Steps for Applying to Colleges of Education in Ghana, Apply Here      Admission Requirements Are Strict Colleges of Education in Ghana adhere to admission standards set by the Ghana Tertiary Education Commission (GTEC). According to the national minimum entry requirements, applicants must have: Credit passes (A1–C6) in three core subjects, including English Language and Mathematics. Credit passes (A1–C6)…

After filling out the online application form for admission into a College of Education, you need to be sure that your application has been received successfully. Here’s how to confirm it 1. Check for an SMS NotificationOnce you submit your application, the Principals of Colleges of Education (PRINCOF) will send you an SMS confirming that your application was successful. This message will include your application number, which is very important for tracking your admission status.SEE ALSO: List of All Public Colleges of Education in Ghana And Their Locations, Check Here2. What If You Do Not Receive an SMS? If you do not…

Are you aiming for a Bachelor of Education (B.Ed)? Here’s what you need to know to apply to Atebubu College of Education, simplified! Admission Requirements WASSCE Holders:Credit Passes (A1-C6): You’ll need to have passed six subjects. This includes three core subjects (English Language, Core Mathematics, and another core subject) and three elective subjects that are relevant to the education program you want to pursue. SSSCE Holders:Passes (A-D): Like WASSCE holders, you’ll need passes in six subjects. These must include three core subjects (English Language, Core Mathematics, and another core subject) and three elective subjects related to your course of study. Awaiting Results: If you are…

The Deputy Minister of Education-designate, Dr. Clement Abass Apaak, recently assured Parliament that the teacher trainee allowance would remain in place, with no plans to discontinue it. Speaking during his vetting before the Appointments Committee on Tuesday, February 25, 2025, Dr. Apaak addressed concerns about the future of the allowance, stating, “The teacher trainee allowance has not been scrapped. I have no reason to believe that it will be scrapped because the minister has not indicated any such plans.” SEE ALSO: List of All Public Colleges of Education in Ghana And Their Locations, Check HereHis remarks come amid ongoing discussions about…

To gain admission to Wesley College of Education for the 4-Year Bachelor of Education (B.Ed) Programme, here are the specific entry requirements based on different applicant categories:A. WASSCE/SSSCE ApplicantsWASSCE Holders: Must have CREDIT PASSES (A1-C6) in six (6) subjects: Three (3) Core subjects: English Language, Core Mathematics, and Integrated Science or Social Studies.Three (3) Elective subjects relevant to the program of study.SSSCE Holders: Must have CREDIT PASSES (A-D) in six (6) subjects:Three (3) Core subjects: English Language, Core Mathematics, and Integrated Science or Social Studies.Three (3) Elective subjects relevant to the program of study.Note: Candidates awaiting the 2023 WASSCE or…

As Ghana approaches its 68th Independence Day Anniversary, the National Celebrations Planning Committee (NCPC) has outlined a series of events to mark this significant milestone. The Presidency Communications, in an official release dated February 23, 2025, highlighted activities aimed at celebrating Ghana’s history, promoting national pride, and engaging the public, especially the youth. The celebrations will commence with the commemoration of the 28th February Crossroad Shooting Incident on Friday, February 28, 2025. This event pays tribute to the brave ex-servicemen who lost their lives during the 1948 protests, a key moment in Ghana’s fight for independence. Following this historic remembrance,…