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Double-Track System will Succeed – Akufo-Addo tells Critics
The double-track senior high school system will not collapse Ghana’s education system as being claimed by the “professional Jeremiahs”, President Nana Akufo-Addo, has said.
In the Jewish and Christian religions, Jeremiah was a Hebrew…
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Gov.t to Engage 9,000 Graduates under Double-Track System
Government would employ additional 9,000 graduates under the double-track system by the close of the year to make it sustainable, Evans Opoku-Bobie, the Brong-Ahafo Regional Minister-designate has said.
He said last year 16,000 graduates…
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Quality of Education Was Poor, Double-Track here for Good – Adutwum
The Deputy Education Minister has rejected suggestions that implementation of the double-track system will negatively affect quality of senior high school education.
Dr Yaw Osei Adutwum said the country already has an appalling school…
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‘Double Track Placement based on Academic Excellence’
The Ministry of Education says the placement of students on either the Green or Gold Track is based on the programme the student selects and whether or not that programme is offered on a particular track.
Explaining how the placement of…
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NAPO Dissolves Prempeh College Board; halts Sale of School Lands
The Minister of Education, Dr. Mathew Opoku Prempeh, has dissolved the Governing Board of Prempeh College over its alleged role in the sale of the school’s lands.
The Minister has also directed the establishment of an Interim Management…
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Double Track Needs More Non-Teaching Staff – TEWU
The Teachers and Educational Workers Union (TEWU) has appealed to government to employ additional non-teaching staff to sustain the double-track system in the Senior High Schools (SHSs).
The Union lauded the introduction of the new…
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‘Treat Us Just Like University Teachers or Face Our Wrath’ – TUTAG
The Technical University Teachers Association of Ghana (TUTAG), has indicated that the failure of government to migrate them onto the conditions of service enjoyed by their counterparts in traditional public universities is politically…
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Be Serious with Subsequent Licensure Exams – Teachers to NTC
Some graduate teachers who completed their 3-day licensure exam on Wednesday, want the National Teaching Council (NTC) to take steps to ensure that the challenges that bedeviled the exercise are not repeated in subsequent exams.
They…
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SHS Double-Track System Better Than ‘Double-Track Streetism’
Mr James S. Dugrah, the Executive Secretary for Double-Track Volunteers has called on educational stakeholders, parents and students to accept the Free Senior High School (SHS) Double-Track policy.
In response to criticisms relating to…
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Double Track Begins in VR
Registration for the double track system has kicked off in the Volta Region amidst a few hitches.
Double track, government's solution to high enrolment on the Free Senior High School (SHS) programme is expected to free up spaces in some…
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