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Students Loan Trust Fund(SLTF) Application portal for the next academic year 2024/25 has been Opened Now for tertiary institutions. New applicants can now apply for a loan, and old beneficiaries can also log into their portals to check their dashboards. Needed Documents for Loan Application.1.Ghana Card 2.E-zwich Card/Advanced Card3.Student ID Card4.Passport picture pdf5.GPS Address and House Number.APPLY HERE SEE ALSO; Documents and Particulars Needed to Register for Teacher Trainees AllowanceNote: Never pay money to any other person for a loan processing or service. Let’s take advantage of this to receive financial support. Join Our WhatsApp Group

PrimeTime Limited, the organisers of the National Science and Maths Quiz (NSMQ), has announced the top Senior High Schools (SHS) in Ghana for 2024. The ranking includes 322 schools and is based on the Elo rating system, the same method used by FIFA and in chess rankings.According to PrimeTime, the rankings were compiled using performance data from 2014 to 2024. They clarified that winning the NSMQ title had minimal impact on the rankings. SEE ALSO: list of Category A Senior High Schools in Ghana 2024Top Schools in GhanaPresbyterian Boys’ Secondary School (PRESEC, Legon) claimed the top spot with 1659.15 points. Mfantsipim…

Teacher trainees across the country are angry with the government for not paying their allowances for a whole semester. This has caused serious problems for many students, especially Level 400 trainees who are currently doing their teaching internship.SEE ALSO: Government Still Owes Teacher Trainees 4 Months Allowance for 2023/2024 Second Semester – TTAG These students say they are struggling to survive because they do not have enough money to take care of their basic needs like food, transportation, and rent. The New Patriotic Party (NPP) government has been telling Ghanaians during their campaigns that they restored and are paying all teacher…

To make your teaching easier, we are providing free schemes of learning and lesson plans for Basic 7, Basic 8, and Basic 9 for all the terms. USE THE LINK BELOW DOWNLOAD HERE Download: Text books for basic schools – Download here These materials are well-organized to help you deliver your lessons effectively. Whether you are teaching Mathematics, Science, English, or any other subject, these resources will save you time and ensure your students understand the topics better. Join Our WhatsApp Group

Geo Anointing Construction Limited has locked the Galilea M/A Primary School in Ga South Municipality for the second time. The closure is due to unpaid debts for a six-unit classroom block the company built for the school. This action comes after months of unsuccessful attempts to secure payment from the Ghana Education Trust Fund (GETFund).SEE ALSO: Update on Placement of Enrolled Nurses – November 2024 In October, the company first closed the school, prompting GETFund to promise payment within two weeks. However, the contractor, Emmanuel Addo Okai, shared that no payment has been made since then. Speaking to Citi News, Okai…

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The Ghana Health Service has released an update on the placement of enrolled nurses as of November 18, 2024. This information highlights the available slots and vacancies in each region for nurses seeking placement. Current Placement StatisticsOut of the total quota of 2,161, only 1,402 nurses have been placed, leaving 759 vacancies across various regions.Regional BreakdownHere is a summary of the placement updates for each region:AhafoQuota: 120Placed: 49Vacancies: 71AshantiQuota: 260Placed: 255Vacancies: 5BonoQuota: 95Placed: 95Vacancies: 0 Bono EastQuota: 140Placed: 80Vacancies: 60CentralQuota: 127Placed: 98Vacancies: 29EasternQuota: 80Placed: 80Vacancies: 0Greater AccraQuota: 30Placed: 30Vacancies: 0 NorthernQuota: 162Placed: 162Vacancies: 0North EastQuota: 114Placed: 106Vacancies: 8OtiQuota: 117Placed: 7Vacancies:…

UTNMG Calls on Government to Address Nursing and Midwifery Trainees’ Financial StrugglesThe Union of Trainee Nurses and Midwives, Ghana (UTNMG), has accused the government of neglecting the financial welfare of nursing and midwifery students. According to the Union, many trainees are facing severe hardships due to 19 months of unpaid allowances, which are critical for their survival and education.Although the government recently paid three months of allowances, the Union argues that this is not enough to resolve the ongoing crisis. “We cannot stand by while trainees are neglected,” the Union stated, calling on the government to take immediate action. The…

The Teacher Trainees’ Association of Ghana (TTAG) has expressed concerns over the government’s delay in paying the allowances owed to teacher trainees. According to TTAG, trainees across the country have not received their allowances for four months in the second semester of the 2023/2024 academic year.These allowances, which are meant to support trainees with their academic and personal needs, remain unpaid, causing significant financial hardship for many students. SEE ALSO: TTAG Sets the Record Straight Denies increment of Teacher Trainees’ allowanceTeacher trainees depend on these allowances to cover basic expenses like transportation, meals, books, and other learning materials. For many students,…

The Teacher Trainees Association of Ghana (TTAG) has issued a press statement addressing recent false news about an increase in teacher trainees’ allowances. According to TTAG, there has been no official confirmation from the Ministry of Education regarding an increase in allowances from GH₵400.00 to GH₵800.00. The association clarified that this information is untrue.Proposal for Allowance Increase Yet to Be ApprovedTTAG revealed that, on July 4, 2024, they submitted a proposal to the Ministry of Education, requesting an increment in the allowances. Unfortunately, the Ministry has not yet responded to this proposal. TTAG remains hopeful that the government will take…