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22nd August, 2011
The Director of Kingsway International School, Mr. Emmanuel MacMawuli, at Ashaiman, has bemoaned parents’ poor attitude towards paying their wards’ school fees, as well as providing them with ...
22nd August, 2011
The National Association of Graduate Teachers (NAGRAT) has called on the government to come out with a policy on class size, particularly at the pre-tertiary level, as the country seeks to achieve the ...
22nd August, 2011
Fresh students have been admitted by the University of Cape Coast (UCC), to pursue Sandwich programme, swearing the matriculation oath as part of the admission formalities at the university’s ...
17th August, 2011
The Holy Shalom Academy, a private co-educational basic institution at Adjei-kojo, near Ashaiman, has celebrated its 12th anniversary and graduation on the theme: “Celebrating the fullness of our ...
17th August, 2011
THE Deputy General Secretary of the Ghana National Association of Teachers (GNAT), in charge of Education and Professional Development, John Nyoagbe, has appealed to the government to provide computer ...
16th August, 2011
The Government would from the next academic year supply text books to private schools, to enable them to play their expected roles in the provision of quality education for Ghanaian ...
16th August, 2011
Tertiary institutions have been urged to add as part of their courses community responsible and out-of-the-classroom activities that will prepare students as they enter the job market.
This is ...
6th August, 2011
The Western Regional branch of the Ghana Bar Association (GBA) in conjunction with the Sekondi-Takoradi Metropolitan Directorate of Education, has organised an outreach programme on children‘s ...
6th July, 2011
The Central University College (CUC) has so far nurtured about 4,000 second -year students to undertake community service in a number of institutions and organisations in the country to help them gain ...
6th July, 2011
Heads of Educational Institutions in the country have been advised to encourage the holding of debates among students in their schools.
Nana Kobina Osei Nketia, the former Sekondi-Takoradi ...
6th July, 2011
The Cape Coast Metro Director of Education, Ms. Vivian Etroo, has decried the poor performance of pupils and students despite the growing number of teachers pursuing degree courses in the country’s ...
29th June, 2011
The first ever rural education fund aimed at supporting brilliant but needy students has been launched by the Rural Aid Action Programme (RAAP), a non-governmental organisation in Ullo in the Jirapa ...
17th June, 2011
The Asantehene, Otumfuo Osei Tutu 11, has underlined the need for a more aggressive push towards girl-child education.
“It is important for all to join in the efforts at making ...
15th June, 2011
The Municipal Chief Executive of the East Akim Municipal Assembly in the Eastern Region, Mr. Simon Peter Asirifi, has advised educational institutions to overlook profit- making in their quest to ...
15th June, 2011
The St. John’s Integrated Senior High/Technical School in Navrongo, has appealed to the Ghana Education Service to post more special teachers to the school, to teach the hearing impaired ...
14th June, 2011
THE Oguaa Senior High/Technical School (OSTECH) has celebrated its 20th anniversary and Second Speech and Prize-Giving Day at Cape Coast, with a commitment to provide holistic education for the ...
31st May, 2011
Japanese Volunteers have embarked on a project to make science subjects unproblematic and easy for students in the Northern Region.
Mr. Kazuhiko HIGUCHI, Coordinator at Ghana office of the ...
27th May, 2011
Parents of deaf children have been urged to pay attention in the upbringing of their wards to enable them to contribute their quota to the development of the country.
The Communications Officer of ...
22nd May, 2011
The Vice Chancellor of the University for Development Studies (UDS), Professor Haruna Yakubu, has admonished students of the university to endeavor to use the knowledge they have acquired to make ...
19th May, 2011
THE president of the Conference of Heads of Assisted Senior Schools (CHASS), Samuel Ofori-Adjei, has urged parents to show more commitment in the payment of fees of their wards to cover the academic ...
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Teachers of visually impaired students and pupils have been urged to provide practical educational skills and knowledge that would help them to ...
