It must be a necessity for one to know about Ghana Education News. The reasons may
be multifaceted but the main objective should be to have the best and actual
news. In order to have such a news service, you need to be with us. There are
obvious reasons which make us stand apart from the other such news catering
sites.
Unbiased
news: This is obviously the main factor which distinguishes us
from the rest. We do not put words in others mouth to make a news and to
establish what we think. We actually portrait the real news and let you have a
proper glimpse into the educational scenario as present in Ghana.
You can read through the various laws, policies and
documents which have helped to shape the educational structure which is present
in today’s Ghana. Like, you can know about The Education Act of 1961, The Dzobo
Report of 1973, The New Structure and Content of Education 1974, The Education
Reform Program 1987/88 and The Free Compulsory Universal Basic Education
Program 1996 amongst many other reports.
Easy to
navigate: We have made our site such that you can easily navigate
between the various news sections and easily have the access to that section
about which you want to read. Being at the education section directly from the
homepage you can know about various aspects of Ghana Education News.
You can know about The Ghana Education Trust Fund – GET
Fund Act 2000 the initiatives have not only helped in structurally transforming
the education system but also improved considerably access, quality teaching
and learning, infrastructure delivery as well as management efficiency.
News
to modify the education system: There may be a requirement
about knowing the initiatives that need to be taken so that the education
system can be modified. Our site should be the one relied on so as to know
about the special initiative that the President is undertaking to enhance
distance learning.
Best
way to know where to study: You may be having the
requirement to know where to study. We are the one who offers you such
information. We offer you names of universities where you can pursue higher
studies in Ghana. You can also know about the education system that is followed
in schools and universities.
You can know that primary and middle school education is
tuition-free. Students begin their 6-year primary education at age six. Under
the educational reforms implemented in 1987, they go through a three-year
Junior Secondary School System. This system prepares them to sit for the Basic
Education Certificate Examination (BECE) at the end of the 3rd year. Entrance
to universities is by examination following completion of senior secondary
school.
So, you can have a comprehensive idea about the education
structure in Ghana when you are at our site.
