Author: Amos Famouz

The journey of Ghanaian educators has reached an important milestone. The Ghana Education Service (GES) has closed the 2024 recruitment portal and marked the end of training. 2022 Graduate Application- Phase Excitement overload as qualified candidates eagerly await nomination publication of nomination letters, candidates had to submit their applications through the GES portal before June 17, 2024. They had to meet certain criteria, including completing an invitation to the College of Education program in 2022, meet national service requirements and demonstrate willingness to serve anywhere.As GES prepares to release appointment letters, anticipation is building. This milestone officially welcomes the selected candidates…

Mister and Miss Fresher Event Postponed to SRC Week CelebrationBosco’s SRC Board is on the verge to announced a significant update regarding the highly anticipated Mister and Miss Fresher event. Previously scheduled for 28th June, the event has been postponed to the SRC Week celebration, due to the ongoing CETAG strike, which promises to be an even bigger and more exciting experience for all participants and attendees.The decision to postpone the event was made after careful consideration and consultation with stakeholders, with the aim of creating a more inclusive and memorable experience for all. By integrating the Mister and Miss…

The College of Education Teachers Association of Ghana (CETAG) is urging the government to allow student teachers to return to their homes if they are unable to pay their allowances. This move comes after the government’s failure to pay the student teachers’ allowances for several months.CETAG’s statement is a desperate cry for the government to take action and address the plight of student teachers who are struggling to make ends meet. The association is demanding that the government either pay the allowances or allow the students to return home to avoid further hardship.The situation highlights the challenges faced by student…

NABCO Trainees argue Vice president to fulfill his promises The Coalition of NABCO Trainees (CONAT) has issued a fervent appeal to the Vice President of Ghana, Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia, to honor his commitment to settle the nine-month arrears owed to former NABCO trainees. This promise was made during his campaign tour in the Volta Region on June 2, 2024. Despite the assurance, weeks have elapsed without any action, leaving the trainees in a precarious financial situation.The trainees’ patience has worn thin as they struggle to make ends meet in an already challenging economic environment. Nana Tekyi Eric, the National Public Relations…

Schedule for 2024 Induction for Newly Qualified Teachers The Ministry of Education in Ghana has released the induction schedule for newly qualified teachers in 2024.This induction aims to familiarize the new teachers with the professional and practical aspects of their roles, ensuring they are well-prepared to start their teaching careers. Here is a detailed breakdown of the induction schedule across various regions and colleges. Bono Region- Berekum College of Education – Date: 25th June 2024 – Time: 2pm-5pmBono East Region- Techiman SHS – Date: 27th June 2024 – Time: 2pm-5pm- Atebubu College of Education – Date: 28th June 2024 – Time: 2pm-5pm Ashanti…

The recent debate surrounding WAEC, BECE, WASSCE, and the Government of Ghana (GoG) has raised important questions about the future of our education system. At the heart of the issue is the significant debt owed to WAEC by GoG, totaling GHC 340 million since 2022. While GoG covers the full cost of BECE and WASSCE registration for public school students, private school students bear their own costs.As I’ve listened to the public discourse, I’ve identified key concerns that need to be addressed. Firstly, the focus on whether BECE will take place is misplaced; both BECE and WASSCE will proceed as scheduled.…

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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…