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The management of Tumu College of Education has released its provisional fees for the upcoming 2024/2025 academic year. The fees differ depending on the student’s level (100, 200, 300, and 400), and they include payments for general fees, examination fees, residential facilities, and a project fee for the Teacher Trainees Association of Ghana (TTAG)2024/2025 Academic Year Fees (Provisional)LEVEL 100General Fees GHC 3,589.81Examination Fees for the Academic Year GHC 1,000.00Residential Facilities User Fees GHC 500.00Teacher Trainees Association of Ghana National Office Project GHC 30.00 Check also: Wesley College of Education Releases 2024/2025 first Semester Fees for Level 400 Students LEVEL…

The management of Komenda College of Education has published the second batch of its admission list for the 2024/2025 academic year. This update comes as a relief to many applicants who have been eagerly waiting to know their admission status.Check your name from the list belowStudents who applied but were not included in the first list now have a chance to check if they made it in this second batch. Check also: Second Batch of College of Education Admission List Released. Check here Those admitted has been sent a notification via SMS, providing them with a link to download their admission letters, acceptance…

On October 10, 2024, the University Teachers Association of Ghana (UTAG) began a nationwide strike. The strike was aimed at urging the government to take action against illegal mining, commonly known as galamsey. UTAG called for the government to ban mining activities in forest reserves, farms, and water bodies. CHECK ALSO: Universities and Their Application DeadlinesGalamsey has been severely affecting the environment, including water sources, farmlands, and wildlife, which, in turn, disrupts livelihoods, especially those of farmers.As educators, UTAG members believe it is their responsibility to ensure future generations inherit a clean and healthy environment. Throughout the strike, members across the…

Absorption of Savannah College of Education as a Public InstitutionThe Ghana Tertiary Education Commission (GTEC) has announced the absorption of Savannah College of Education, located in Daboya, into the public education system. This means that the College will now be recognized as a public institution under government management. Once the process is done, trainees at the school will start receiving allowanceThe decision follows a thorough review of the college’s infrastructure and other factors by a team from GTEC.SEE ALSO: The application process for Savannah College of Education is still open. Apply here The Minister for Education approved this move as part of…

The Ghana Education Service (GES) has made it easy for BECE candidates to check their school placement online.

The online admission process for Senior High Schools will be opened soon for the 2024/2025 academic year. If you are interested in applying, here’s a simple guide to help you navigate the online application process: Steps to Apply:Visit the Admission Website: Start by going to https://sis.uniflowtechnologies.com to begin the application. Click on ‘Apply’ or ‘Get Started’: Once on the site, click on the ‘Apply’ or ‘Get Started’ button to initiate your application.Select Your Preferred Senior High School: From the list of schools, select the Senior High School you have been placed to.Check also: How to Check BECE Results Online: A Simple Guide Enter Your…

The Youth Employment Agency (YEA) in Ghana is giving young people a chance to work as Prison Officers Assistants (POAs) under the Youth in Community Service and Security program. This is in partnership with the Ghana Prison Service. Application Details:Application period: From 22nd October 2024 to 29th October 2024.You need to apply through the official YEA website: apply.yea.gov.gh or visit a YEA office in your district if you need help.APPPLY HEREThe application is FreeWho can apply?You must be between 18 and 35 years old.You need to have at least a Senior High School (SHS) certificate.If you have additional skills like…

The much-anticipated second batch of the College of Education admission list started on 22nd October 2024. However, unlike previous list, successful applicants may not see a physical list posted anywhere. Instead, applicants will receive SMS messages between 22nd and 25th October to confirm whether they have been admitted or not.As mentioned earlier, colleges that still have more space and accommodation available will admit additional applicants. This means that more applicants may have the chance to secure admission, depending on the availability of slots. Applicants are encouraged to check their admission status by visiting https://admissionsghana.com To check your status: Select the category as “College…

The Youth Employment Agency (YEA) in Ghana has announced job opportunities for young people looking to make a difference in their communities. These two programs, Community Police Assistants (CPAs) and Community Health Workers (CHWs), are aimed at reducing unemployment while providing valuable services to the country.1. Community Police Assistants (CPAs)The YEA, in partnership with the Ghana Police Service, is recruiting young people for the role of Community Police Assistants. This role is part of the effort to address rising unemployment and improve security in local communities. Application Period: 22nd October to 29th October 2024Eligibility: Applicants should be between 18 and 35 years…

NAGRAT Withdraws from Professional Learning Community (PLC) ActivitiesThe National Association of Graduate Teachers (NAGRAT) has decided to withdraw its members from participating in the Professional Learning Community (PLC) activities organized by the Ghana Education Service (GES). This decision, communicated through a letter dated October 21, 2024, highlights several concerns regarding the PLC program and its impact on teachers. The PLC was originally introduced to enhance teaching skills and promote professionalism among teachers. However, NAGRAT has expressed disappointment that the program has turned into a source of stress and victimization for teachers who are already overburdened with numerous responsibilities.Check also: Universities and…