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TEWUG and TUWAG Unite Forces to Forge Strong Alliance for Education Workers in Ghana

The Tertiary Education Workers Union of Ghana (TEWUG) and the Technical University Workers Association-Ghana (TUWAG) have successfully joined forces, marking the formation of a formidable alliance dedicated to advocating for better conditions among their members across public and Technical Universities in Ghana. In a recent meeting held on November 10, …

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Dr. Agyemang Danquah and Dr. Daniel Dzidzienyo Appointed Deputy Directors at WACCI

The West Africa Centre for Crop Improvement (WACCI), a significant institute at the University of Ghana, has announced the appointment of Dr. Agyemang Danquah and Dr. Daniel K. Dzidzienyo as Deputy Directors. According to a statement issued by WACCI and shared with the Ghana News Agency, effective from October 2, …

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GES Releases 2023 SHS Placement, 585,797 Students Placed

The Ghana Education Service (GES) has unveiled the roster of eligible students set to attend Senior High Schools (SHS) and Technical and Vocational Education and Training Schools (TVET) this year. The release came through the Computerised School Selection and Placement System (CSSPS), encompassing candidates who completed the Basic Education Certificate …

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8 Outstanding Educational Websites Every Student Should Know

In this digital age, educational resources abound on the internet, empowering learners with accessible and engaging content. Here’s a curated list of exceptional websites spanning various subjects, sure to enrich your learning journey: 1. Librivox Dive into the world of classic literature with free audiobooks narrated by volunteers globally, enhancing …

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Tragic Collision Claims 10 Lives in Ho

A devastating incident unfolded at the foot of Galenku Hill in Ho Bankoe, resulting in the loss of at least 10 lives following a collision between a mini-bus and a refuse compactor. The fatal crash occurred around 4 PM on Tuesday when a mini-bus, bearing registration number GR 1645 W, …

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How to Discuss a Low GPA in Your Statement of Purpose for Graduate School Admission

By Kantaayel Juventus The pursuit of higher education often entails hurdling various challenges, and one such challenge can be the shadow cast by a less-than-ideal GPA. However, when crafting your Statement of Purpose (SOP) for graduate school, a low GPA doesn’t have to eclipse your potential. It’s crucial to approach …

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Economist at the University of Ghana Suggests Increase in Public University Fees – See Who

Dr. Kojo Poku, a development economist affiliated with the Centre for Social Policy at the University of Ghana, has advocated for a reconsideration of student fees in public universities. Poku highlighted that augmenting these fees could significantly aid in fortifying the financial stability of these institutions while simultaneously reducing the …

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 UK Government and Ghana Statistical Service Launch International Data Masterclass to Advance Data-Driven Decision-Making

In a joint effort to bolster data literacy and elevate the quality of decision-making processes, the UK government and the Ghana Statistical Service have unveiled the groundbreaking International Data Masterclass in Ghana. This initiative aims to cultivate excellence in data analysis and interpretation among senior leaders, acknowledging the pivotal role …

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Practical Education Network (PEN) and Philanthropist Donate Hands-On Science Training Materials to Agotime-Kpetoe District Science Teachers

In a bid to enhance the quality of science education in Ghana, the Practical Education Network (PEN) in collaboration with philanthropist Professor Yuan Luo has generously provided science training materials and practice manuals to schools and science educators in the Agotime Districts of the Volta Region. This commendable donation aimed …

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US Embassy: Record Number of Ghanaians Opt for Higher Education in the United States – 31.6% Surge in Enrollment

The Institute of International Education’s 2023 Open Doors Report has revealed a significant surge in Ghanaian students opting for undergraduate and graduate studies in the United States. The report, released recently, indicates a substantial increase of 31 percent in the academic year 2022-2023, with over 6,400 Ghanaian students choosing U.S. …

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