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GES Rolls Out One-Teacher-One-Laptop Initiative to Boost Digital Learning for Teaching and Non-Teaching Staff The Ghana Education Service (GES) has successfully implemented the One-Teacher-One-Laptop initiative, in collaboration with KA Technologies. This program has provided laptops to teachers and non-teaching staff across the country, from kindergarten to senior high school levels, including those on study leave. The initiative involved a nationwide distribution of laptops, accompanied by training and aftercare support.On September 1, 2024, KA Technologies announced the successful implementation of the One-Teacher-One-Laptop program in partnership with the Ghana Education Service (GES). This initiative has provided laptops to teaching and non-teaching staff across the…

This morning, the usually calm atmosphere at St John Bosco College of Education was disrupted by a wave of frustration and disappointment. Trainees arrived at the dining hall, eager to start their day with a nutritious breakfast, only to find that something was amiss.The usual fare of porridge, bread was no where to be found. Instead, the trainees were met with a sparse spread that left many feeling unsatisfied and unheard. The absence of bread , staples in their daily breakfast, was the final straw. In a bold move, the trainees collectively refused the food and walked out of the…

Join the Ghana Education Service: Empowering Educators, Enhancing LearningThe Ghana Education Service (GES) is seeking dedicated and passionate university graduates with a Bachelor of Education certificate to join our dynamic educational community. As a GES educator, you will be part of a supportive environment that fosters professional growth, nation-building, and innovative learning.Job Purpose: As a GES educator, your primary responsibility will be to facilitate learning using 21st-century technology, continuously improving learners’ research skills and academic performance. Your duties will include:- Teaching highly motivated learners and catering to those with different learning abilities- Attending relevant continuous professional development sessions- Utilizing various…

In Ghana, the classification of senior high schools into categories helps students, parents, and educational planners make informed decisions. As of 2024, there are over 1,200 senior high schools in Ghana, among which 586 are categorized as Category C schools. These institutions offer diverse educational opportunities and cater to various academic interests. Below is the full list of Category C schools for the year 2024.1. Danso Agyei Senior high technical2. TWEREKU AMPEM SHS3. Terchire Senior High4. Bodwesango Senior High5. Apagya Senior High6. Afigyaman Senior High School7. Adugyama Comm. Senior High8. Mankranso Senior High9. WIOSO SHS10. Tweapease Senior High School11. Manso-Adubia…

The Ghana Education Service (GES) has released its updated list of Category B Senior High Schools for 2024. This category features a wide range of institutions recognized for their contributions to quality education across the country. Here’s the full list of Category B Senior High Schools in Ghana for 2024: 1. Ahafoman Senior High/Tech 2. Mim Senior High 3. Kukuom Agric Senior High 4. Sankore Senior High 5. Gyamfi Kumanini Senior High/Tech 6. Acherensua Senior High 7. Hwidiem Senior High 8. Boakye Tromo Senior High/Tech 9. Yamfo Anglican Senior High School 10. Bomaa Comm. Senior High 11. Derma Comm. Day…

The Ghana Education Service (GES) has recently updated list of Category A Senior High Schools (SHS) and Technical and Vocational Institutes across the country. These schools represent the pinnacle of educational excellence in Ghana, known for their outstanding academic performance, facilities, and overall student experience. As of the latest update, there are now 93 Category A schools in Ghana. Here’s a detailed look at these esteemed institutions: 1. OLA Girls Senior High, Kenyasi2. Serwaa Kesse Girls Senior High3. St. Louis Senior High, Kumasi4. Kumasi High School5. Opoku Ware School6. Prempeh College7. T. I. Ahmadiyya Senior High, Kumasi8. Yaa Asantewaa Girls…

570,461 BECE Candidates to Choose Schools in GhanaEagerly anticipated by many, the Ghana Education Service (GES) has initiated the school selection process for the 2024 Basic Education Certificate Examination (BECE) candidates. This pivotal process, commencing on August 28 and concluding on September 4, 2024, empowers the 570,461 candidates who took the BECE to make informed decisions regarding their future educational paths.Acting Director of the Schools and Instruction Division, Mr. Prince Agyemang-Duah, emphasized the importance of parental involvement in this selection exercise, ensuring a seamless placement process for their children.Notably, this year’s process introduces an expanded range of options, including esteemed…

How to activate Student Information Portal (SIP)Hello beloved viewers, if this is your first time of reading a post about Student Information Portal (SIP). You can click on the link below to Activate you SIP HOW TO ACTIVATE STUDENT INFORMATION PORTAL (SIP)Common Challenges and Solutions for Logging into Student Information Portal (SIP)Are you experiencing difficulties logging into your Student Information Portal (SIP)? Don’t worry, you’re not alone! Many students face common challenges that can be easily resolved. In this article, we’ll explore the typical issues and provide practical solutions to help you access your SIP account smoothly.Challenges1. Forgotten Password or Username…

Protect Your Mobile Money: MTN Ghana Warns Against Using Predictable PINsAs mobile money fraud continues to rise, MTN Ghana is sounding the alarm, urging Mobile Money (MoMo) users to safeguard their accounts. During the recent anti-mobile money fraud campaign in Accra, MTN Ghana emphasized the importance of creating strong MoMo PIN codes to prevent fraud. SEE ALSO: Essential Telecel short codes every user must know Using easily guessable information like your date of birth or mobile phone number as your MoMo PIN is a recipe for disaster. Fraudsters can quickly access your account if they get hold of your phone. Rena Ankrah,…

Meet Joshua Adu Guni, a Ghanaian teacher and part-time digital satellite installer. He’s bravely sharing his struggle with betting addiction. Despite his good intentions, Joshua lost significant amounts of money to betting and gambling, including funds earmarked for his ailing father’s medical bills.In a heartfelt video posted on Instagram by zionfelix., Joshua details his journey into addiction. It started in 2019 during his school days when a friend introduced him to casino betting. Curiosity soon consumed him, and he became hooked on the adrenaline rush of roulette. Joshua reveals how he squandered GH¢7,000 of his uncle’s money, intended for selling…