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Are you a potential teacher  eager to excel in the Ghana Teacher Licensure Examination (GTLE)? Do you desire to stand out as a exceptional educator? Look no further! We’ve crafted a comprehensive guide to equip you with the expertise and confidence to succeed. SEE ALSO: Download Ghana Teacher Licensure Examination (GTLE) past questions And Resources 1. Master the Exam Format Gain a deep understanding of the exam structure, question types, and content. This knowledge will empower you to navigate the exam with ease and confidence and solve more past questtions. 2. Uncover Hidden Patterns Analyze past questions to identify…

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The College Principal writes to inform all students especially those currently on campus of a critical development that affects all. As your college administration, it is our duty to keep you informed and ensure your well-being. However, due to circumstances beyond our control, we are facing a challenging situation that requires our collective attention. As of Monday, August 12, 2024, after lunch, the kitchen and dining hall will be closed down until further notice. This decision has been made due to the college’s current financial difficulties, which have led to indebtedness to the food suppliers. Despite College best efforts to…

GTEC Seeks Solution to CETAG Strike Amidst Ongoing DisruptionThe Ghana Tertiary Education Commission (GTEC) is working tirelessly to resolve the ongoing CETAG strike, which has disrupted the academic calendar. In a recent conversation with Citi News, Professor Francis K. E. Nunoo, GTEC’s Deputy Director General, shared his insights on the situation. He stressed that school closures are not a feasible solution due to significant financial repercussions for institutions.”Both closing and keeping schools open have financial implications. However, we’ve made substantial progress, and most of CETAG’s demands are close to being met,” Professor Nunoo pointed out.SEE ALSO: CETAG continues strike until arbitrary…

Graduation Countdown: Important Update for Class of 2024!To all Graduating Students in Bagabaga college of education. The wait is almost over! The College is excited to announce that your graduation date is scheduled for September 14th, 2024, at the College Auditorium. This milestone marks the culmination of your hard work and dedication, and we can’t wait to celebrate with you. To Ensure a Smooth Graduation Process.Please take note of the following important details:1. Fees Payment: Settle the following fees by August 16th, 2024: Certificate Printing Fee: GHC200.00 Transcripts Fee: GHC109.00 Graduation Fee: GHC550.00 Total: GHC859.00All Graduate is mandated…

Ghana Police, Prisons, and Immigration Services Reopen Recruitment for 2021 ApplicantsAre you one of the many individuals who applied to join the Ghana Police Service, Ghana Prisons Service, or Ghana Immigration Service in 2021? If so, you’re in luck! These services have announced a second chance for applicants to submit their details and potentially secure a position.What You Need to Know The Ghana Police Service is seeking applicants for General Duty Recruits and Graduate General Duties. To be considered, you must meet the following requirements:- Be a Ghanaian by birth- Be of good character- Have no criminal record- Not have…

Ghana Education Partners with Telecel: Unlocking Affordable Connectivity for GES Staff Ghana Education has partnered with Telecel to offer exclusive mobile plans tailored specifically for Ghana Education Service (GES) staff. This collaboration aims to provide affordable and reliable connectivity, empowering educators to enhance their work and stay connected with colleagues.SEE ALSO: NTC opens registration portal for licensure exam The partnership presents two major options for GES staff:1. Comprehensive Voice, Data, and SMS Bundle: This plan offers a holistic package, covering voice calls, data, and SMS, ensuring that staff can stay connected and productive on-the-go.2. Data-Only Plans with Whitelisted Sites: For staff who require…

The Colleges of Education Teachers Association of Ghana (CETAG) has been on strike for seventh weeks, and their resolve remains unshaken. In a recent interview on Joy FM’s Newsnite, Fedelis Kamai, a member of CETAG’s Communications Directorate, reaffirmed the association’s decision to continue their strike until their arbitrary awards are implemented. Despite the challenges, Kamai emphasized that CETAG members believe “the sacrifice is worth it.” The strike has sparked concerns about the impact on students, with some suggesting a temporary closure of schools until the issue is resolved. However, Kamai clarified that CETAG does not support school closures. Instead, they…

Become a Recognized Teacher in Ghana: GTLE Registration Now Open The Ghana Teacher Licensure Examination (GTLE) registration portal is now open for the September 2024 exam.The National Teaching Council (NTC) is dedicated to ensuring that only qualified educators enter the teaching profession. By passing the GTLE, you’ll demonstrate your expertise and commitment to providing high-quality education.Who Can Register? Candidates who have resit in the Subject-Based GTLE can register for this sitting.New candidates with a minimum qualification of a Bachelor’s Degree or Diploma can register for the first time.Before you can register you have to purchase a GTLE voucher, ensure you…

Preserving Our Heritage: Prof. Kojo Yankah’s Plea to Make Ghana/Africa History Compulsory in Education Prof. Kojo Yankah, founder of the African University College of Communications (AUCC), has urged that Ghana and Africa’s history, authenticated by research, be made a compulsory subject at all levels of education. His proposal comes at a critical time, amidst controversy surrounding the founder of Ghana.SEE ALSO: The Senior Staff Association-Universities of Ghana (SSA-UoG), the Federation of Senior Staff Association of Ghana (FUSSAG), and the Teachers and Educational Workers Union of Trade Union Congress (TEWU-TUC) Threatens industrial strike action. Prof. Yankah’s suggestion is a call to action, ensuring…