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As uncertainty continues to surround the next teacher recruitment exercise, Coleman Publications has gathered further information following a visit by its representative to the Ministry of Education and the Ghana Education Service (GES) Headquarters on 2 November 2026.
The visit was undertaken to obtain first-hand information from the relevant offices and clarify co...
Information reaching the front desk of Coleman Publications indicates that four months’ teacher trainee allowances have reportedly been paid.
Teacher trainees are being advised to download the GCB Mobile Banking App on their mobile phones to access their accounts, check their balances and withdraw their allowances directly through the application.
A Comprehensive Guide for Teachers on How to Create an Account, Complete Their Profiles, Upload Documents and Register for a Teaching Licence
The National Teaching Council (NTC) operates Teacher Portal Ghana (TPG), an online platform designed to help teachers manage their professional records, access Continuous Professional Development (CPD) program...
The Ghana Education Service (GES) has cancelled the two-day mid-term break for basic schools scheduled for Thursday, November 5 and Friday, November 6, 2026.
The decision forms part of efforts to recover instructional hours lost during the recent industrial action by teachers
In a statement signed by Daniel Fenyi of GES Headquarters, Management of the Serv...
The Ghana Tertiary Education Commission (GTEC) has cautioned universities in Ghana against admitting more doctoral students than their institutional capacity can adequately support, warning that the practice could undermine the quality, credibility and standards of doctoral education in the country.
Director-General of GTEC, Professor Ahmed Abdulai Jinapor, said the...