Author: Amos Famouz

Information received by Gh Edu Pro indicates that teacher trainees will now be provided with two meals per day, instead of the usual three meals per day. This change will affect the current feeding schedule, and trainees will need to make necessary adjustments.SEE ALSO: Download NTC GTLE Past questions, Content Areas and materials to study Each trainee per head is being fed GHC 8 per day; this comprises breakfast, lunch, and supper.Last year, 1.50ps of teacher trainees’ allowance was deducted to add to the feeding component. So that money was added to the GHC 8 for which PRINCOF used to…

PRINCOF set New Calendar for the Second Semester of the 2023-2024 Academic YearOn behalf of the Conference of Principals of Colleges of Education, Ghana (PRINCOF), I present the revised academic calendar for the second semester of the 2023/2024 academic year. This revision follows the resumption of work by CETAG on August 20, 2024, after their industrial action.Revised Calendar: 1 August 26, 2024 – October 4, 2024 Resumption of Lectures 6 weeks 2 October 7, 2024 – October 11, 2024, End of Semester Exams 1 week 3 October 12, 2024 – November 3, 2024 Semester Break 3 weeks 4 November 4, 2024, Commencement of…

In a recent press meeting in Accra on August 25, 2024, Vice President Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia shared some news that resonated deeply with many Ghanaians. He spoke about the progress of the Nation Builders Corps (NABCO) initiative, a program that has been close to the hearts of many young people in Ghana. When NABCO was first introduced, it was more than just a job opportunity; it was a beacon of hope for countless graduates who were struggling to find employment in a challenging job market. The program aimed to equip participants with the skills and experience needed to secure permanent jobs.…

NDC Manifesto Launch: A New Dawn for Ghana’s Development Unveiled at UEW The University of Education, Winneba (UEW) in the Central Region of Ghana played host to the highly anticipated National Democratic Congress (NDC) manifesto launch which is entitled Resetting Ghana, Jobs, Accountability and Prosperity The event, which took place on August 24, drew a large crowd of party faithful, students, and stakeholders from across the country. Although the program is still ongoing, GH Edu Pro, together with my team, has been able to get full highlights.SEE ALSO: NPP manifesto full highlights Below is the full highlights of the manifesto; The…

It’s another day to bring you today’s newspaper headlines in Ghana, featuring the latest news, trends, and updates on politics, and more from across the country.Let’s take a closer look at what’s making the news today and what it means for us. The informer Dialy guide Dialy graphic The chronicle The Ghanaian publisher New crusading guide Supreme newspaper The meridian Dialy Analyst Subscribe to our blog by clicking the notification button, so you won’t miss our next post!

Ghana and Jamaica Unite for Educational ExcellenceThe Minister of Education had the privilege of leading a dedicated team to Jamaica for a series of productive discussions on forging new educational partnerships. Invited by the Ministry of Education and Youth, Jamaica, their focus was on establishing a framework for recruiting skilled teachers from Ghana to contribute to Jamaica’s flourishing education system.READ ALSO: Newspaper Headlines: Thursday, August 22, 2024 The discussions centered around how both countries could work together in a way that benefits both, ensuring that their collaboration upholds the highest standards of educational excellence. The team also had the opportunity to…

As we navigate through another day in August 2024, the headlines dominating the newspapers paint a vivid picture of the state of the world. From local developments in Ghana to global events, today’s news provides insights into the key issues and stories that are shaping our lives. Here’s a summary of the top stories making headlines today: SEE ALSO: We are not prepared to work beyond our legally mandated hours – CETAGThe daily statemanDialy graphic Supreme newspaper The new crusading guide The Anchor The chronicleDialy guide These headlines capture the essence of today’s news, reflecting the diverse and dynamic issues that are influencing our…

After a two-month-long strike, the Colleges of Education Teachers Association of Ghana (CETAG) has finally called off their industrial action, marking a significant milestone in their fight for fair treatment. In a recent interview with Citi News, CETAG’s national president, Prince Obeng-Himah, shared the association’s willingness to discuss recovering lost instructional hours, but emphasized that teachers will not work beyond their legally mandated hours.READ ALSO: Today’s newspaper headlines “We have been pushed to the limit before,” Prince Obeng-Himah shared. “We’ve had to teach until late at night and start again at dawn. But we can’t sustain that pace. We need a healthy…

Newspaper Headlines: Wednesday, August 21, 2024As we unfold the newspapers today, it is greeted with stories that reflect the pulse of our nation and the broader world. Beyond the ink on paper, these headlines capture the very essence of human experiences, challenges, and triumphs. Let’s dive into today’s top headlines and explore what they mean for us as individuals and as a collective.The daily searchlightThe informer Dialy Graphic The chronicleThe new crusding guide The Ghanaian publisherDialy guide For in the end, the headlines we read today are not just about the world around us, but about the world we want to create tomorrow

Teacher Trainees Plead for Allowance ArrearsThe recent strike by the Colleges of Education Teachers Association of Ghana (CETAG) may have been called off, but the struggles of teacher trainees are far from over. As they prepare to return to school, many are facing a harsh reality: they can’t afford to go back. The government’s failure to pay their allowance arrears has left these future educators in a precarious situation. With empty pockets and a lack of support, they’re pleading for help to get back to their studies.For many teacher trainees, the allowance is their lifeline. It’s what keeps them in…