EDUCATION

James Kwabena Otwey, 80, has sacrificed part of his pension pay to start a school because there is no public school at Yamoah Nkwanta in the Awutu Senya municipality in the Central region. His passion to help children achieve a better…
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The Wa Polytechnic chapter of the Polytechnic Teachers Association of Ghana (POTAG), has called on the Governing Council of the institution to cancel an upcoming induction ceremony for its Rector, Owusu Marfo. This follows series of…
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The Ghana Education Service , has warned that teachers in both private and public schools who inflict Corporal punishment on students would be appropriately dealt with per the guidelines of the service. In a statement signed by the…
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The Education Ministry is calling for a change in existing policy that allows the Ghana Education Service (GES) to investigate allegations of sexual abuse of students brought against teachers. Deputy Minister of Education, Dr. Yaw Osei…
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Madam Comfort Ablometi, Volta Regional Director, Department of Gender, has called on parents to develop good parenting skills towards securing the future of their children. She said it would also help in laying "a good foundation for the…
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The  Volta Regional Chapter of Teacher Trainees Association of Ghana, is calling on government to improve the state of infrastructure and ensure the provision of basic needs in the various Colleges in the region, to make their environments…
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Members of Parliament are expected to receive GHc75,000 each for the funding of education-related projects and monitoring of same in their constituencies. The amount was captured in the recently approved Ghana Education Trust Fund…
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The Coalition of Concerned Teachers (CCT), is threatening a nationwide industrial action if the government fails to pay teachers’ salary arrears by close of March 2018. The arrears according to the coalition, dates back to 2013. The…
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The Ho Campus of the Ghana Technology University College (GTUC), has admitted its fourth (4th) batch of students to pursue various academic programs in the School for the 2017/ 2018 academic year. A total of 87 first-year students …
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SIX SCHOOLS in the Bantama Constituency in Kumasi have taken delivery of computers and their accessories to help boost their academic work. The lucky schools have also received copies of a book titled ‘Grandma Goody’s Story from Gold…
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