National Communication Authority Promises to lower High Data Costs In Ghana
National Communication Authority Promises Relief from High Data Costs by the year-end The National Communication Authority (NCA) has announced a significant reduction in data prices by the end of the year. This welcome news comes as a…
Education Minister Dr. Yaw Osei Adutwum to Address Key Developments in Ghana’s Education Sector
Empowering Ghana’s Future: Education minister Dr. Yaw Osei Adutwum’s Vision for Education As Ghana strides towards a brighter future, one thing is clear: education is the key to unlocking the country’s full potential. Renowned…
Breaking News: CETAG to Make Final Decision on Ongoing Strike on July 26th
CETAG to Make Final Decision on Ongoing Strike on July 26th; Plans to Add Weekend Classes, While PRINCOF Engages with Affiliate Universities to Extend Academic Calendar. The wait is almost over! After weeks of uncertainty, the College of Education…
Prolonged CETAG Strike: National Union of Ghana Students (NUGS) Demands Immediate and Amicable Resolution
NUGS Demands Immediate and Amicable Resolution The National Union of Ghana Students (NUGS) is deeply concerned about the escalating situation surrounding the CETAG strike, now in its 40th day. The recent developments, including the stoppage…
Breaking News: Government Assures Payment of Allowances to Striking Teachers Amidst Ongoing Impasse but July salaries remains frozen
CETAG to receive allowance in two weeks but July salaries remains frozen. The standoff between the government and the Colleges of Education Teachers Association of Ghana (CETAG) has taken a new turn, with the government promising to pay the…
Icebreakers That Will Engage You and Your Students in the Classroom
What are icebreakers in the first Place? Icebreakers are activities or questions used to help students get to know each other, feel comfortable, and build a positive classroom environment. They are usually used at the beginning of a lesson. Are…
Top Twenty (20) Best first class Colleges Of Education In Ghana
Ghana’s Colleges of Education have made their mark with the inaugural batch of bachelor’s degree graduates. The 2023 first batch of degree graduation ceremonies were a testament to the dedication and hard work of both students and…
CETAG’s Withdrawal of Services in Defense of Their Rights
CETAG’s Withdrawal of Services CETAG stand at a critical juncture in the fight for justice and fairness. In an extraordinary emergency meeting of the National Council on July 23, 2024, a unanimous decision was made to withdraw all services…
The Stoppage of Salaries for CETAG Members
In a move that has left many in disbelief, the Director of the Payroll Controller and Accountant General’s Department has issued a directive to stop the salaries of all teaching staff of the Colleges of Education (CETAG) for July 2024. This…
Parliament House has invited CETAG, the Minister of Education, GTEC, and FWSC to a meeting to resolve the ongoing strike
The College of Education Teachers Association of Ghana (CETAG) has been on a be on strike for six weeks now, leaving teacher trainees, guardians and parents in a state of uncertainty. The strike’s impact on tertiary education in Ghana…