Author: Amos Famouz

Some big news from today’s NLC meeting between FWSC and CETAG on Thursday, June 20, 2024. It’s all about the ongoing back-and-forth between FWSC, GTEC, PRINCOF, and CETAG – lots of acronyms to keep track of! The National Labour Commission stepped in to address the issues that CETAG has been raising against FWSC and the gang.So, what went down at the hearing? Well, it turns out that there’ve been some problems sticking to the Arbitral Awards given to CETAG members. These awards were supposed to tackle pay and working conditions but seem to have hit a snag due to alleged…

NSS Releases PIN Codes for Final Year University Students for the 2024/2025 Service Year key details below On June 19, 2024, the Ghana National Service Scheme (NSS) made an important announcement regarding the release of PIN codes for final-year university students. This release is a crucial step in the process of enlisting for the mandatory national service for the 2024/2025 service year. The announcement detailed the procedures that prospective national service personnel must follow to complete their enrollment.Release of PIN CodesThe NSS has released PIN codes for a total of 133,476 final-year Ghanaian students. This includes students from all accredited universities…

Students Reactions to CETAG Strike in WhatsApp GroupsThe ongoing strike by the Colleges of Education Teachers Association of Ghana (CETAG) has sparked a flurry of reactions among students across the 46 colleges of education in the country. With classes disrupted and academic activities on hold, students have turned to their WhatsApp groups to express their concerns, frustrations, and hopes regarding the situation.Frustration and AnxietyOne of the most prominent reactions in these WhatsApp groups is frustration. Many students feel that their education is being unduly disrupted, impacting their academic progress and future plans. “We are losing valuable time that we can…

A Call to Action: Resolving the Smartphone-Key Pad Phone Connectivity IssueLadies and gentlemen, esteemed citizens of Ghana, I stand before you today to bring to your attention a peculiar issue that has been affecting our communication landscape. Reports have been flooding in from various parts of the country of a strange phenomenon where keypad phones are unable to hear calls from smartphones.FLet me emphasize that this issue is not related to network problems, faulty mouthpieces, or malfunctioning phones. The root cause of this problem remains unknown, despite efforts by telecom operators and experts to identify the source.This issue affects us…

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Funding Crisis Threatens 2024 BECE Exams in GhanaThe 2024 Certificate of Basic Education (BECE) is uncertain due to financial problems and the West African Examinations Council (WAEC) has expressed concern over delayed payments. Despite assurances from the government, WAEC is struggling to prepare and conduct exams without the necessary resources. The situation is dire because WAEC owed $698,500 for the previous exams and is demanding an additional $95,837,306 for the 2024 exams. However, the government paid only $2,284,618, leaving a significant shortfall of $93,552,688. This has raised concerns about WAEC’s ability to conduct the July 2024 examinations as scheduled. A minority…

A Comprehensive Guide by Educational LevelsGhana’s education system places a strong emphasis on teacher qualifications, recognizing the critical role educators play in shaping young minds and fostering a brighter future. The country has established a detailed framework outlining the minimum qualifications required for teaching at various educational levels. This article provides an in-depth exploration of the teaching qualifications in Ghana, categorized by educational levels.Basic Level (Primary, Kindergarten, and Junior High School)To teach at the basic level, which includes primary schools, kindergartens, and junior high schools (JHS), the minimum qualification required is a Bachelor of Education (B.Ed) in primary education or a…

Power Supply Issues: Gas Challenge from Nigeria Accra, Thursday, 13th June, 2024The Ghana Grid Company LTD. (GRIDCo) and the Electricity Company of Ghana (ECG) wish to inform the general public about a recent development affecting the nation’s power supply. Since Wednesday, 12th June 2024, a significant reduction in gas supply from Nigeria has led to power interruptions across various regions in Ghana. This situation stems from maintenance works being conducted by a gas supplier in Nigeria, as communicated by the West Africa Gas Pipeline Company (WAPCo).WAPCo has clarified that these maintenance activities, which are essential for ensuring the long-term reliability of…

Do you dream of making a meaningful impact in the field of education? If so, this is your opportunity to take a significant step towards becoming an educator in Ghana. The doors are open for applications to the Forty-Six (46) Public Colleges of Education for the 2024/2025 academic year. This post will guide you through everything you need to know about the admission process for the four-year Bachelor of Education (B.Ed) degree programs.Why Choose a Career in Education?Education is not just a profession; it’s a calling. As…

New Admission Slots for Ga and Dangme Studies at Accra College of Education, details below In an inspiring initiative aimed at preserving and promoting the rich linguistic and cultural heritage of the Ga-Dangme people, the Accra College of Education has announced the allocation of twenty new admission slots specifically for the study of Ga and Dangme languages. These slots, earmarked for the 2024/2025 academic year and intended for the Senior ior High School (SHS) graduate, reflect the college’s commitment to fostering a deeper understanding and appreciation of these important languages and their associated cultures. The Significance of Ga and Dangme LanguagesGa and…