Rector of the Takoradi Polytechnic, Professor Reverend Frank John Eshun has called on students to eschew laziness and other negative tendencies that would prevent them from getting the best out of their Polytechnic education. He said the semester system being operated by the Polytechnic is very challenging and requires consistent work, regular attendance to lectures and … Continue reading
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Education Ministry Investigates CSSPS Infiltration
The Ministry of Education (MoE) has launched investigations into reports that some students who were placed at various institutions such as the Wesley Girls High School (WGHS) have been denied admission because of lack of accommodation facilities. According to the Ministry, some miscreants have infiltrated the Computerised School Selection and Placement System (CSSPS) and have … Continue reading
Government Will Not Tolerate Additional Levy on Students
Mr Alex Kyeremeh, the Deputy Minister of Education, has warned that educational institutions that the ministry would not accept additional levying of students outside the standardised fees. He said: “If any school has plans to charge any levy outside the standardised fees, I humbly plead that they go through the laid down procedures to get … Continue reading
Regional Maritime University Holds 13th Matriculation
The Regional Maritime University on Saturday held its 13th matriculation ceremony to officially accept 449 new students into the University. The students, who were made up of 393 males and 56 females, were registered to offer courses in BSc Computer Science, MA Ports and Shipping Administration, and BSc Engineering. Professor Elvis Nyarko, Vice Chancellor of … Continue reading
Teachers, Students Arrested in Exam Cheating Swoop
A secondary school director, two teachers and five university students have been arrested over examination irregularities. Authorities also netted 30 mobile phones during the swoop. Kenya National Examination Council (Knec) Chief Executive Officer Joseph Kivilu yesterday said one candidate has also been arrested and charged in court. He however, dismissed the examination papers in circulation … Continue reading
UTAG To Strike on Friday
The University Teachers Association of Ghana (UTAG), is set to embark on another industrial action should government fail to pay them their Book and Research allowance by close of day, Friday October 23. According to the association, in spite of the many assurances from government to pay the arrears, they are yet to receive their … Continue reading
“Don’t Exchange Sex For Grades”, Vice Chancellor Advices Students
The Vice Chancellor of the University of Education, Professor Mawutor Avoke, has asked students of the College of Agriculture Education, Mampong campus, not to exchange sexual favours for academic excellence. He said they should rather stick to their guns and work hard towards achieving their own academic laurels. Professor Mawutor Avoke was addressing first year … Continue reading
Catholic Teachers Congratulate GES Boss On Confirmation of Position
The Association of Catholic Teachers, Ashanti Regional Province has extended a congratulatory message to Mr. Mr Jacob Aaworb-Nang Maabobr Kor on his confirmation as the Director-General of the Ghana Education Service. A statement signed by the Kumasi province coordinator, Williams Boakye-Baafi, said Mr. Jacob Kor’s confirmation was well deserved considering his dedication to service and … Continue reading