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Confirmed: Strike Called Off: A New Chapter Unfolds for CETAG The wait is finally over! After 71 long days, the Colleges of Education Teachers Association of Ghana (CETAG) has announced the suspension of its strike. This milestone marks a new beginning for CETAG, the Government Team, and the education sector as a whole.SEE ALSO: Download NTC GTLE Exams Past questions, Content Areas and materials to study Imagine the relief and joy felt by students, parents, and educators across Ghana. The strike, which began on June 14, 2024, had left many in limbo, uncertain about the future of education. But now, thanks…

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Government and CETAG Find Common Ground The Government Team and the Colleges of Education Teachers Association of Ghana (CETAG) met on August 19, 2024, to address the pressing concerns of CETAG members. The meeting, held at the Ministry of Employment and Labour Relations (MELR) Conference Room, marked a crucial step towards resolving the ongoing impasse. After intense discussions, both parties reached a mutually beneficial agreement. The key takeaways from the meeting include:1. Adoption of a unified nomenclature, Scheme of Service, and Conditions of Service, mirroring those of affiliate universities.2. A commitment to reflect payment adjustments in October 2024, followed by a…

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The Dark Truth About Education in Ghana: Aseidu Nketia Speaks Out Aseidu Nketia, the National Chairman of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), has exposed the ugly truth about the state of education in Ghana. Speaking candidly on Onua TV with host Captain Smart, Nketia revealed that bribery has become a rampant practice in the education sector, particularly in tertiary institutions.SEE ALSO: GTEC Directs Colleges of education to remain open Nketia painted a dire picture of a system where students are forced to pay bribes to secure admission into teacher training colleges and nursing colleges. This disturbing trend, he believes, is a direct…

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