WAEC: 2024 BECE Scripts Will Not Be Marked Untill We Get Our Payment
Even though the BECE exams were successfully completed, WAEC declared that it will not start the marking process until the government pays its debts.
Even though the government contributed GHC55.8 million to the 34th BECE’s expenses, WAEC still needs to be paid the remaining balance.
Citing an overdue debt from the government, the West African Examinations Council (WAEC) has announced a delay in the marking of the scripts for the 2024 Basic Education Certificate Examination (BECE).
WAEC: 2024 BECE Scripts Will Not Be Marked Untill We Get Our Payment
John Kapi, the Head of Public Affairs at WAEC, has acknowledged the postponement and emphasised that the marking procedure which includes calling examiner meetings and exchanging scripts cannot start until the entire payment has been received.
“We will not begin marking the BECE scripts until the outstanding debt is cleared,” WAEC: 2024 BECE Scripts Will Not Be Marked Untill We Get Our Payment
“Payment will Fastrack the process and enable us to move forward with the marking and subsequent release of results.” Kapi said.
The Relevant Professional Coordinating Committee (RPCC) will decide the length of the marking procedure and the results’ publication following preliminary coordination meetings, according to WAEC authorities, which raises concerns about the possible impact of this delay on the BECE results timeline.
Five hundred ninety-nine candidates took part in the BECE for School, which ended on July 15. It is anticipated that 1,366 more candidates would take the BECE for Private Candidates. WAEC: 2024 BECE Scripts Will Not Be Marked Untill We Get Our Payment
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GES Announces New Academic Calendar 2024/2025 For KG/Primary/JHS
Management wishes to inform all staff of the 2024/2025 Academic Calendar for all Schools (Junior High Schools/Primary Schools/Kindergarten).
Regional Directors are by this letter directed to ensure that Heads of Schools in their respective regions take note of the provisions in the attached calendar and comply accordingly to facilitate a smooth running of the academic year.
The Ghana Education Service (GES) has released the academic calendar for 2024/2025. Here are the key dates for the academic year:
Term One(1) – Start Date: September 10, 2024 – Mid-Term Break: None – Public Holidays: Dr. Kwame Nkrumah Memorial Day (September 21, 2024) – Special Events: World Teachers Day (October 5, 2024), World Children’s Day (November 20, 2024) – End-of-Term Vacation Date: December 20, 2024 – January 7, 2025 – Total Weeks in Session: 15 weeks
GES Announces New Academic Calendar 2024/2025 For KG/Primary/JHS
Term Two(2) – Start Date: January 8, 2025 – Mid-Term Break: None – Public Holidays: Good Friday (April 18, 2025), Easter Monday (April 21, 2025) – Special Celebrations: March Independence Celebration (March 6-7, 2025) – End-of-Term Vacation Date: April 17, 2025 – Break Period: April 18, 2025 – May 5, 2025 – Total Weeks in Session: 15 weeks
GES Announces New Academic Calendar 2024/2025 For KG/Primary/JHS
Term Three(3) – Start Date: May 6, 2025 – Mid-Term Break: None – Public Holidays: 1st May (2025), African Union Day (May 25, 2025), Eid-ul Adha (June 7, 2025) – End-of-Term Vacation Date: July 24, 2025 – Vacation Period: 32 days (from July 24, 2025, to September 7, 2025) – Term Duration: 12 weeks – Reopening Date: September 8, 2025
GES Announces New Academic Calendar 2024/2025 For KG/Primary/JHS
(Start of the First Term of the 2025-2026 academic year)
GES Announces New Academic Calendar 2024/2025 For KG/Primary/JHS
CAGD: Stoppage of July 2024 Salaries of All Teaching Staff of Colleges of Education
The Ghana Tertiary Education Commission (GTEC) has requested that the Controller and Accountant General’s department suspend the salaries of all teaching staff members of the Colleges of Education (CETAG) as of July 2024.
With the exception of the College principals whose salaries are unfreeze, in response to the strike actions being undertaken by the staff members over the arbitral and negotiated services.
CAGD: Stoppage of July 2024 Salaries of All Teaching Staff of Colleges of Education
The government’s failure to initiate talks with the colleges of education’s disgruntled employees over their service conditions which led to their decision to go on strike.
In a letter dated Monday, July 22, GTEC wrote to the Accountant General’s Department to freeze the salaries of all teaching staff.
“At the instance of the Minister of Education on the non-adherence of CETAG members to call off an illegal strike trom June 2024, you are by this letter requested in stop the salaries of all teaching stuff of the Colleges of Education (CETAG) except for the College Principals for July 2024,
By this letter, College Principals are not to validate the July 2024 salaries of all teaching staff. We count on your usual co-operation.”
The Colleges of Education Teachers Association’s leadership, however, has sent out a strong warning, stating that it will fight against any illegality that aims to freeze any member’s salary. CAGD: Stoppage of July 2024 Salaries of All Teaching Staff of Colleges of Education
GRNMA: Updates on Nurses & Midwives Holding Certificate and Diploma
The Ghana Registered Nurse’s and Midwives Association, GRNMA’s General Secretary Dr. David Tenkorang-Twum is requesting that nursing education leading to certificates and diplomas be discontinued.
To improve nursing education and training in the nation, the Ghana Registered Nurse’s and Midwives Association, GRNMA has demanded the abolition of certificate and diploma nursing curricula.
GRNMA Calls for Cancellation of All Certificate and Diploma Courses In Nursing Training Colleges
Dr. Tenkorang said in an interview with JoyNews on Wednesday that it was confusing to have three distinct entrance requirements for the nursing and midwifery fields.
Regarding the fate of current diploma and certificate holders, he stated that in the event that the diploma and certificate programmes are terminated, current nurses holding those credentials can advance their careers by enrolling in degree programmes that are now being offered.
GRNMA Calls for Cancellation of All Certificate and Diploma Courses In Nursing Training Colleges
He went on, “Existing nurses are professional nurses; to improve the quality of their services, their qualifications must be enhanced.”
He declared, “Ghana needs to train nurses and midwives at the degree level and cancel certificate and diploma programmes to increase the bar for professional qualifications because it has the educational institutions and means to do so”.
