Education
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Deputy Education Minister pleads to CETAG to soften their stance
The Deputy Minister of Education in Charge of Technical, Vocational Education and Training (TVET), Gifty Twum Ampofo, has made a passionate appeal to the Colleges of Education Teachers Association of…
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About 600 KsTU students plead with management to rescind decision on deferment
Over 600 students of the Kumasi Technical University (KsTU) are appealing to the University’s management to reconsider its decision asking them to defer their programmes following their inability to …
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Kumasi Technical University dismisses sacking students over delay in settlement of fees
The Kumasi Technical University (KsTU) has denied reports that it has sacked over 2,000 students for failing to pay their fees on time. In a statement, the university said that no student has been sa…
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Mother of 5 writes BECE in Worawora
Ms. Rita Quayson of Apesokubi, a 43-year-old mother of five, was among hundreds of pupils who wrote the 2023 Basic Education Certificate Examination (BECE) at the Worawora Senior High School Centre i…
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Ghana Education Service to sensitize BECE candidates on school selection process on August 18
The Ghana Education Service (GES) will sensitize candidates who wrote this year’s Basic Education Certificate Examination (BECE) on the guidelines for school selection into Senior High Schools on Aug…
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Head teacher caught in the act of impersonation
A head teacher at Kwashamukwenu community school in Zambia has been allegedly caught in the act of impersonation. Mr Christopher Lwele was caught trying to write exams for a registered student in the…
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Three Nigerian students face deportation in the United kingdom
Three Nigerian students studying in the United Kingdom are facing deportation due to late payment of fees The three students who are studying in Swansea University UK, were not allowed to proceed wit…
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NIB, police and others stationed to prevent malpractice at Koforidua BECE centres
Personnel from the Ghana Police Service (GPS), National Investigations Bureau (NIB), and some external invigilators have been deployed to deal with all issues of examination malpractice that may aris…
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Government accord new scholarships to about 4,000 tertiary students
The government has through the Ghana Education Trust Fund (GETFund), awarded new scholarships to 4,279 students schooling in the various universities and colleges in Ghana. The awardees cut across th…
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[BECE] MoE to investigate purported embezzlement by Buduatta DA JHS headteacher
The Ministry of Education has promised to probe allegations of embezzlement of registration fees by the headmaster of the Gomoa Buduatta DA Junior High School in the Central region. Two students of t…