Trotro Conductor Job More Lucrative Than Teaching,’ Says Mate, Encouraging the Unemployed

Trotro Conductor Job More Lucrative Than Teaching,’ Says Mate, Encouraging the Unemployed

Recently, there’s been an inexplicable surge of criticism directed at teachers. It’s time to let them be.

In an interview with Akoma FM, a trotro mate suggested that unemployed individuals who are good with money and persuasive communication should consider becoming bus conductors.

“If you’re jobless, I advise you: if you know how to handle money and can talk, the trotro conductor job will suit you very well,” he stated in Akan.

“When you work, you can eat, drink water, and after your shift, you never lack a ride home.”

Sharing his personal experience, he added, “When I go to Atonsu, any driver will pick me up because they know how helpful a mate can be.”

He highlighted the practical advantages, claiming, “It is even more rewarding than teaching.”

Explaining the financial benefits, he illustrated, “When I work, I can eat and take care of my needs. If I earn 80 cedis by the end of the day, I spend about 10 cedis on my way home, leaving me with 70 cedis. If I have a wife and kids, and I give them 20 cedis, I still save 50 cedis. Imagine saving 50 cedis daily from Monday to Saturday.”

Saving 50 cedis daily for 24 days can amount to GHC 1200, potentially surpassing the earnings from some white-collar jobs.

Mixed Reactions on Social Media

Social media reactions to his statement were mixed. Some people echoed their support for his viewpoint, while others had contrasting opinions:

  • “How many mates can save 100 cedis at the end of the month?”

  • “What people don’t realize is that many of these cars are owned by teachers. Many teachers are running businesses and doing well.”

Watch the video to see his full statement and the reactions.

 

Understanding the GRA Tax Relief: Amounts and Categories

Understanding the GRA Tax Relief: Amounts and Categories

Are you wondering how much tax relief you can get from GRA? You need to pay tax to get the relief and apply for it annually. Here’s a breakdown of the different categories of tax relief available:


Personal Tax Relief

A relief is an allowance given to a resident individual to reduce their tax burden. A resident individual can apply to the Commissioner-General in a prescribed form. The relief is given based on your personal situation as stated on your application form. The relief form can be obtained from any of the GRA’s Domestic Tax Revenue Division offices across the country.

Types of Reliefs

1. Marriage / Responsibility Relief

  • Amount: GH¢1,200 per Year

2. Child Education Relief

  • Amount: GH¢600 per Child per Year

3. Disability Relief

  • Amount: 25% of the disabled person’s income from business or employment

4. Old Age Relief

  • Amount: GH¢1,500 per Year

5. Aged Dependent Relative Relief

  • Amount: GH¢1,000 per Year

6. Educational Relief

  • Amount: GH¢2,000 per Year

7. Mortgage Relief

  • Based on the amount of qualifying mortgage interest paid in a given tax year for your principal private residence. This relief can be enjoyed for only one building.

Detailed Explanation of Each Relief

Marriage Relief

This relief is granted to a resident individual who takes care of their spouse or at least two children.

Child Education Relief

Granted to a resident individual who pays their child’s school fees. It applies to a maximum of three children attending any recognized registered educational institution in Ghana. This includes adopted children or wards. Both parents cannot claim this relief for the same child/children.

Disability Relief

Granted to persons who prove to the satisfaction of the Commissioner-General that they are disabled. This relief applies to income from business or employment only.

Old Age Relief

Granted to persons who are 60 years of age and above.

Aged Dependent Relative Relief

Granted to a resident individual who takes care of a relative who is sixty years old and above. This applies to a maximum of two relatives. The relief does not apply to a dependent’s spouse or child, and two persons cannot claim this relief for the same relative.

Educational Relief

Granted to a resident individual undergoing training to update their professional, technical, or vocational skills or knowledge.

Mortgage Relief

Based on the amount of qualifying mortgage interest paid for your principal private residence.


How to Apply for GRA Tax Relief

  1. Visit the GRA Office and get a form.
  2. Fill it with your details and submit it to the office after it has been endorsed by your head/HR or Accountant.

This service is free.

If you are unsure how to fill it out, you can contact us for assistance (for our audience only).

Check my video guide below

If you are unsure how to fill it out, you can contact us for assistance (for our audience only).  0550414552 , we do not work at GRA Take note.

https://youtu.be/I8MxjEmKlM8

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Source: https://gra.gov.gh/domestic-tax/personal-tax-relief/

2024 BECE ; SHS School Selection GES Gives Details

2024 BECE School Selection: GES Provides Details

According to the Ghana Education Service (GES), the 2024 School Selection for BECE candidates will commence right after the BECE, which is scheduled from 8th to 12th July 2024.

2024 BECE ; SHS School Selection GES Gives Details

As you await the School Selection Exercise, here are some schools you should consider:

Important Resources:

Categories of Schools:

Additional Resources:

BECE 2024; GES Warns Teachers and Parents Against Exams Malpractice

GHANA EDUCATION SERVICE
In case of reply, the number and
date of this letter should be quoted.
Your Ref:…..
My Ref: GES/PR/RELEASE/102
Republic of Ghana
HEADQUARTERS
Ministry Branch Post Office
P.O. Box MB-45
Ассга
7th July, 2024.
PRESS RELEASE

COMMENCEMENT OF BECE 2024

Management of Ghana Education Service (GES) wishes to remind Candidates, Teachers, Heads
of Basic Schools, Directors of Education and the general public that the 2024 Basic Education
Certificate Examinations (BECE) will start from Monday 8th July, 2024 to Monday 15th July,
2024 at all the designated 2,123 Centres across the country.

Management wishes to congratulate all 569,095 Candidates involved for their hard work and
fortitude so far and to also express its profound gratitude to all Teachers, Heads of Basic Schools,
Directors of Education, Parents / Guardians and all Stakeholders for the crucial roles they have
played so far in preparing the candidates for the examination.

Candidates, Invigilators, Supervisors, Schools Authorities, Teachers and Parents are advised to
desist from any form of examination malpractice. GES, WAEC and the Security Services are
working jointly to ensure the smooth conduct of the examinations at all the centres across the
country.

Parents, candidates and the general public are informed that the school selection process will
commence after the BECE. Details of the selection process will be communicated in due
course.

On this note, Management wishes all Candidates SUCCESS AND GOOD LUCK.
tourpora.
CASSANDRA TWUM AMPOFO
HEAD, PUBLIC RELATIONS UNIT.

 

BECE 2024; GES Warns Teachers and Parents Against Exams Malpractice

Guide to Apply for a US Embassy Job in your Country 2024

The U.S. Mission provides equal opportunity and fair and equitable treatment in employment to all people without regard to race, color religion, sex, national origin, age, disability, political affiliation, marital status, or sexual orientation. The U.S. Government also strives to achieve equal employment opportunity in all personnel operations through continuing diversity enhancement programs.

Here is a guide to Applicants who wish to work with the consulate.

This blog is to update you and keep you informed. We do not work with the US Embassy and we will not call you to offer you any Job. We Share available jobs we trust with our audience, just that.

 

ERA – Applicant User Guide 1

Electronic Recruitment Application
APPLICANT USER GUIDE
Contents
Section I: Creating ERA Account
Section II: Applying for Jobs
Section III: Managing ERA Account
A. Editing Application Material before Vacancy Close Date
B. Updating Application Documents before Vacancy Close Date
C. Resetting Password
D. Updating ERA Account

ERA – Applicant User Guide 2

Section I: Creating ERA Account

Step 1:
Click on your country’s seeker URL.
Step 2:
Option A: Click “Login” from the Currently Available Vacancies listing.
Option B:
1. Click on the hyperlinked Announcement Number that you’re interested in applying for,
located next to the Position Title.
2. Click “Apply to this Vacancy” or “Email to a Friend.”
Step 3:
Click “Create an Account” from the Sign In Page.

ERA – Applicant User Guide 3

Step 4:
1. Fill out Personal and Contact Information including First Name, Last Name, US Citizen status,
Address, City/Town, Country, State/Province/Territory, Zip/Postal/Pin Code, Telephone type,
Telephone Number, and Email.
o Use the “Previous” and “Next” buttons located at the bottom of each page to navigate.
o Do NOT use the browser navigation buttons or refresh button, or you may lose important information.
o All items marked with a red asterisk (*) are mandatory and require a response.
o Note that each ERA account must have a unique email address. The system will not allow multiple
applicant accounts to share an email address.

ERA – Applicant User Guide 4

2. Enter and confirm password then select and answer three security questions.
o Your password must have at least 12 characters and must include at least one letter (upper and
lower case), one digit, one special character and no spaces.
o Each security question selection must be unique.
o Each security question answer must be unique.
o Question answers must not begin and/or end with spaces.
o Question answers are case sensitive.
3. Click “Next.”
Step 5:
Receive confirmation that your account was created.
o Upon account creation you also will receive an email stating that your seeker account was created.
o Ensure to safeguard account email, password, and security questions/answers as you will be
responsible for remembering this information in order to login to your ERA account.

ERA – Applicant User Guide 5

 

Section II: Applying for Jobs

Step 1:
1. Sign in to your ERA account by providing email and password.
2. Click “Login.”
Step 2:
Click “Search for Jobs” from the Applications Dashboard.

ERA – Applicant User Guide 6

Step 3:
1. Enter search terms (e.g., job title) on the Currently Available Vacancies Page.
o Optionally, to narrow down your search, click “Show Filter” and select any dropdown options (i.e.,
Series, Salary, Location, Grade, and Service). Then click “Apply”.
2. Press the magnifying glass symbol to start your search.
Step 4:
Click on the hyperlinked Announcement Number that you’re interested in applying for
located next to the Position Title.
.
Step 5:
Click “Apply to this Vacancy” after reviewing information on the Vacancy Details Page (e.g.,
Duties, Qualifications and Evaluations).
o Optionally, click “View Eligibility Questions” and “View Vacancy Questions” to see what
questions will be asked during the application.

US Embassy Jobs in Ghana https://gh.usembassy.gov/embassy/jobs/

ERA – Applicant User Guide 7

Step 6:
1. Respond to the Eligibility Questions (or review your previous responses if you have already
applied for a job using ERA).
2. Click “Next.”
o Your responses to Eligibility questions will be saved by the system and will be retrieved once
you apply for other vacancies using ERA.
o Note that the system will not allow you to save incomplete response to the Eligibility
Questions.
o All items marked with a red asterisk (*) are mandatory and require a response. These include
items 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, and 35.
 Items 2, 5, 6, 7, 8, 13, and 35 have various follow-up questions if responded “Yes.”
 If you are required to provide a typed response to a mandatory question that is not
applicable to your situation, enter “Does not apply” or “Not applicable.”
 You must complete the entire set of the mandatory Eligibility Questions in order to press
“Next” (only then your responses will be saved by the system).

ERA – Applicant User Guide 8

Step 7:
1. Provide/review information under Series, Grade, and Location sections.
o Select “Yes” for the grade(s) that you’d like to apply in the Grade section. If not a single grade is
selected, ERA will not allow you to proceed.
o Check the box next to the location where you’d like to apply.
2. Click “Next.”

ERA – Applicant User Guide 9

Step 8:
1. Respond to Vacancy Questions by selecting the responses that match your previous
experiences.
2. Click “Next.”

ERA – Applicant User Guide 10

Step 9:
1. Click “Upload from your computer” to attach documents to your application.
2. Select Document Type by using the dropdown.
3. Enter Document Description.
4. Click “Browse” and find the right file.
5. Click “Upload.”
o Repeat 1 through 5 for every requested document, specified in the vacancy announcement.
o Note that only one file may be uploaded per document type.
o Uploading multiple documents to the same document type will result in previously uploaded
versions to be replaced by the most recently uploaded file.
6. Click “Save and Continue.”
o If one or more requested documents types do not have an attachment, you will receive a
“Missing Document?” pop-up window.
 Click “Continue” if there are no additional documents to upload or click “Cancel” if you’d
like to upload additional documents.
 After uploading a document you may use it to apply to other vacancies by clicking “Reuse
a Document.”

ERA – Applicant User Guide 11

Step 10:
1. Review/Edit information on the Application Review and Submit Page.
o Scroll all the way down the page to review all of the information provided by you.
o Click “Edit” and update any section as necessary (i.e., Personal Information,
Series/Grade/Location, Eligibility Questions, Vacancy Questions, and/or Documents).
 Click “Save” after updating Personal Information and Series/Grade/Location Sections and
you will return to the Application Review and Submit Page.
 Click “Save” after updating Eligibility Questions and you will return to the Vacancy
Questions Section (Step 8). Then click “Next” at the bottom of each section until you return
to the Application Review and Submit Page.
 Click “Next” after updating the Vacancy Questions section and you will return to the
Application Review and Submit Page.
2. Click “Submit Application.” 2

ERA – Applicant User Guide 12

3. Receive confirmation that you have successfully submitted your application.
o A confirmation window will appear automatically after clicking “Submit Application” in the
previous step.
4. Click “View your Dashboard” to review your application status or “Return to Vacancy
Listing” to continue applying for other vacancies.

ERA – Applicant User Guide 13

Section III: Managing ERA Account

A. Editing Application Material before Vacancy Close Date
Step 1:
Option A: Click “Edit Application” next to the Announcement Number/Position Title of interest
located on the Applications Dashboard.
Option B:
1. Click on the hyperlinked Announcement Number that you’re interested in editing,
located under Currently Available Vacancies listing.
2. Click “Edit your Application” under Vacancies Details.
Option A

Option B 1

ERA – Applicant User Guide 14

Step 2:
Click “Edit” next to the section that you’d like to change (i.e., Personal Information,
Series/Grade/Location, Eligibility Questions, Vacancy Questions, and/or Documents).

ERA – Applicant User Guide 15

Step 3:
1. Update the chosen application section.
2. Click “Save,” “Next,” or “Finish” at the bottom of each page depending on which
application section you’re updating.
o Click “Save” after updating Personal Information and/or Series/Grade/Location Sections. Then
you will arrive to the Application Review and Submit Page.
o Click “Save” after updating Eligibility Questions and you will return to the Vacancy Questions
Section. Then click “Next” at the bottom of each page until you return to the Application
Review and Submit Page.
o Click “Next” after updating the Vacancy Questions section and you will return to the Applicant
Review and Submit Page.
o Click “Finish” after updating the Documents section and you will return to the Applicant
Review and Submit Page.

ERA – Applicant User Guide 16

Step 4:
1. Review/Edit information on the Application Review and Submit Page.
o Scroll all the way down the page to review all of the information.
o Click “Edit” and update any additional items if necessary. Then click “Save” or “Next” until you
arrive at the Application Review and Submit Page.
2. Click “Submit Application.” 2

3. Receive confirmation that you have successfully re-submitted your application.
o A confirmation window will appear automatically after clicking “Submit Application” in the
previous step.
4. Click “View your Dashboard” to review your application status or “Return to Vacancy
Listing” to continue applying for other DOS jobs.

ERA – Applicant User Guide 18

B. Updating Application Documents before Vacancy Close Date
Step 1:
Click “Update Documents” next to the Announcement Number/Position Title of interest located on
the Applications Dashboard.
o Option B: Note that you may also update documents while editing Applications material by clicking “Edit”
next to the Documents section of the Application Review and Submit Page (Step 2 – Editing Application
Material before Vacancy Close Date).

ERA – Applicant User Guide 19

Step 2:
1. Click “Upload from your computer.”
2. Select Document Type by using the dropdown.
3. Enter Document Description.
4. Click “Browse” and find the right file.
5. Click “Upload.”
o Repeat 1 through 5 above for every additional document that you’d like to upload.
o Uploading multiple documents to the same document type will result in previously uploaded
versions to be replaced by the most recently uploaded file.
6. Click “Finish” and you will return to the Applications Dashboard.
o If one or more requested documents types do not have an attachment, you will receive the
“Missing Document?” notification window.
 Click “Continue” if there are no additional documents to upload or click “Cancel” if you’d
like to upload additional documents.

C. Resetting Password
Step 1:
Click “Forgot User ID or Password.”
Step 2:
1. Enter Email.
o If you don’t remember the email address that was used to create your ERA account, you may need to
create a different account, using a unique email address.
2. Click “Next.”
Step 3:
1. Respond to the Security Questions.
o If you respond to one of your security questions incorrectly, you will receive an email stating that you
entered an incorrect response.
o If you don’t remember case sensitive response to one of your security questions, you will not be able
to login to this account and may need to create a different ERA account, using a unique email address.
2. Click “Next.”

ERA – Applicant User Guide 21

Step 4:
1. Enter and verify new password that meets the specified requirements.
2. Click “Submit.”
o After successfully changing your password, you will receive an email stating that your password has
been updated. You will also return to the Sign In Page to enter your new password.

ERA – Applicant User Guide 22

D. Updating ERA Account

Step 1:
Click “Your Name” from the Applications Dashboard.
Step 2:
1. Click “Edit” to update your Personal or Contact Information.
o Click “Save” when finished.
2. Click “View my Resume” to review/update the Resume.
o It is not necessary to enter resume information as part of the application process in most cases.
o Click “Save” when finished.
3. Click “Change My Password” in order to update your current password.
o Click “Save” when finished.
4. Click “Change my Security Questions” to update your current questions/answers.
o Click “Save” when finished.

More information can be Obtained from the US Embassy

Teacher Ends it All for not Making Progress in Life ; Sad News

SAD NEWS: TEACHER ENDS HIS L!FE, LEAVES NOTE ON HOW MONEY SHOULD  BE SHARED

Teacher Ends it All for not Making Progress in Life ; Sad News

A 46 year old teacher of Maguya Day Secondary School in Chipata District  – Zambia has allegedly taken his own life for not making any progress.

Panford Mweetwa who was recently transfered from Nsanjika Day Secondary School to Maguya left behind a written note stating that “he had been working very hard but had nothing to show what he had achieved” and further indicated on how his money is to be shared.

The incident occurred on Wednesday this week at Mwami turn off.

Eastern Province Police Deputy Commanding Officer Stephen Mayoko who confirmed to the media explained that the deceased told his wife that he was going into Chipata town to look for transport to ferry his family from Mwami border to Maguya day secondary school as he had not moved his family.

Then around 10 hours, Mr. Mweetwa was rushed to Katandala clinic for treatment but later referred to chipata central hospital where he was admitted.

According to Breeze FM, whilst being treated, the deceased who was able to talk revealed that he had taken an unknown substance to end his l!fe.

He died the same day.

Police say no foul play is suspected. The body is still in the mortuary awaiting burial.

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About the Schengen visa Application, Duration and Fees

About the Schengen visa Application, Duration and Fees

What is a Schengen visa?

A Schengen visa is an entry permit for non-EU nationals to make a short, temporary visit of up to 90 days in any 180-day period to a country in the Schengen area.

Schengen visas come in 3 forms:

single-entry visa – allowing you to enter the Schengen area once;
multiple-entry visa – allowing several visits to the Schengen area for as long as the visa is valid;
airport transit visa – allows you to connect through the international transit area of an airport in the Schengen area during a stopover or a change of flights. It does not allow you to leave the international transit area.

How long can you stay?

The short-stay visa calculator

can help you calculate the remaining period you are allowed to stay in a Schengen country.

 Instructions for Using the Calculator

 

Modes of Operation

  1. Control Mode:
    • Function: Calculates the length of previous and/or ongoing stays.
    • Outcome: Determines if the stay complies with the 90 days / 180-day rule.
      • If compliant: Displays “No overstay in the registration period.”
      • If not compliant: Shows the number of days spent in the 180-day period and indicates the overstay period.
    • Additional Info: Provides the last possible day of stay within the rule.
  2. Planning Mode:
    • Function: Calculates the maximum allowable stay for a future date.
    • Outcome: States the maximum authorized stay duration or possible overstay information, similar to Control Mode.

Entering Dates

  • Date Format: Use “dd/mm/yy” (e.g., “010124” for January 1, 2024).
  • Error Handling: Incorrect date format will trigger an error message.
  • Date of Entry/Control Box:
    • Control Mode: Date of control.
    • Planning Mode: Date of entry.

Entering Stays

  • Columns:
    • First column: Entry dates.
    • Second column: Exit dates.
    • Third column: Length of stay (auto-filled by calculator).
  • Tab Key: Use to navigate between boxes.
  • Chronology: Dates do not need to be in chronological order, but entry and exit dates must correspond.
  • Passport Mode:
    • Function: Allows random order entry, sorted automatically by the calculator.
    • Format: “+” for entry dates and “-” for exit dates (e.g., “+010124” for January 1, 2024).
    • Note: Primarily for border guards.

Special Cases

  • Missing Dates: Calculator will not work if any entry or exit date is missing.
  • Current Stays: Add the current date as the last exit date if still in the Schengen area.
  • Exclusions: Do not include stays authorized by residence permits or long-stay visas (D-type visa).

Deleting Entries

  • Reset Button: Clears all entries.
  • Delete Key: Removes specific entries.

The user’s guide

provides step by step instructions and practical examples to help you use the calculator.
Who needs to apply for a Schengen visa?

Calculator

Citizens of certain non-EU countries must hold a short-stay visa when travelling to the Schengen area.

Consult the EU list of countries whose citizens are required to hold a visa
when crossing its external borders. There are exceptions to the visa requirements

for certain types of traveller to certain countries (e.g. diplomats, armed forces, refugees, pupils on school excursions).

Airport transit visas

Some non-EU nationals must also hold an airport transit visa when connecting through the international transit areas of airports located in any of the Schengen States

.
For citizens of certain additional countries, an airport transit visa is required when connecting through the international transit areas of airports located in some of the Schengen countries

.
There are some categories of people who are exempt from the requirement to hold an airport transit visa (see Article 3(5) of the Visa Code).

Where to apply

You must lodge your application for a Schengen visa at the consulate of the country you intend to visit.

Visiting more than 1 Schengen countries: apply at the consulate of the country where you will spend the longest time.
Visiting several Schengen countries (for stays of equal length): apply at the consulate of the first country you will visit.

As a general rule, you must apply for a Schengen visa at the consulate with territorial responsibility for the country where you are legally resident.

When to apply

You must submit your application to the consulate at least 15 days before your intended journey and no earlier than 6 months beforehand.

You may have to book an appointment before lodging the application.

What documents are needed to apply?

A valid passport. The passport’s expiry date should be at least 3 months after the date of your departure from the Schengen area. For multiple-entry visas, the expiry date should be at least 3 months after your departure from the last country visited.

A visa application form

.
A photo in compliance with ICAO standards

.
Medical insurance covering emergency medical care, hospitalisation and repatriation (including in the event of death).

Supporting documents relating to the purpose of your stay, evidence of financial means and accommodation during your stay, and evidence of your intention to return to your home country after your stay.

Your fingerprints will be collected when you submit your application (exemptions exist for specific categories of applicants).

Additional documents may also be requested by the consulates.

How much does a visa cost?

€90 for adults
€45 for children aged 6-12
€35 for applicants from Armenia, Azerbaijan, and Belarus
€67,50 for applicants from Cabo Verde.

An additional fee may apply if you go through visa service centres, which collect applications on behalf of consulates in some cases.

The visa fee can be waived for specific categories of applicants.
How long does the application take to process?

The normal processing time for a visa application is 15 days.

This period may be extended to up to 45 days if a more detailed examination of the application and/or additional documents are required.

Under certain conditions, family members of EU or EEA citizens falling under the Free Movement Directive are eligible for a free and accelerated visa procedure.
Refusal of a visa application

If your application is rejected, you will be told:

source; https://home-affairs.ec.europa.eu/policies/schengen-borders-and-visa/visa-policy/applying-schengen-visa_en

Sample of Genuine GES Recruitment Appointment letter with Barcode

Sample of Genuine GES Recruitment Appointment letter with Barcode

Here’s a revised and polished version of the appointment letter for the Ghana Education Service (GES):


GHANA EDUCATION SERVICE
HEADQUARTERS
Ministry Branch Post Office
P.O. Box M. 45
ACCRA
Republic of Ghana

5th July, 2024

Ref. No.: [Insert Reference Number]

Dear [Recipient’s Name],

OFFER OF APPOINTMENT AS TEACHER IN THE GHANA EDUCATION SERVICE

The Management of Ghana Education Service is pleased to offer you an appointment as a Teacher with effect from August 1, 2024.

Assignment and Duties:
You will be assigned to a class and/or subject to teach by the Head of the school. Additionally, you may be assigned other duties as deemed necessary. Your appointment will be at the grade of Principal Superintendent, with a salary scale of PS16H (Base Grade). You will be paid your salary from the date of assumption of duty.

Reporting:
Please report to the Regional Director of the Ghana Education Service immediately. Your appointment will be validated upon the verification of your documents, and further directives will be provided.

Probation and Performance:
You will be on a one (1) year probation. Your incremental date each year will be your anniversary, subject to satisfactory performance.

Conditions of Service:
You will be subject to the Conditions and the Scheme of Service and any circulars and directives issued for the Teaching Staff of the Ghana Education Service, as amended from time to time. Proper notice is required if you intend to leave the Service.

Acceptance:
To accept this offer of appointment under the conditions set out in the Conditions and the Scheme of Service, please inform the Regional Director in writing by August 7, 2024. You are also required to undergo a medical examination at the nearest hospital, presenting this letter to the Medical Officer as authorization.

If your acceptance is not received by August 7, 2024, this offer of appointment will be automatically withdrawn.

Yours faithfully,

DR. ERIC NKANSAH
DIRECTOR-GENERAL

CC:

  • The Chairman, GES Council
  • The Deputy Director-General, MS, GES Headquarters, Accra
  • The Deputy Director-General, Q&A, GES Headquarters, Accra

This version maintains the formal tone and clarity necessary for an official appointment letter, ensuring all critical information is clearly communicated.

Sample of Genuine GES Recruitment Appointment letter with Barcode

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All 16 GES Regional Offices, their locations and contacts

All 16 GES Regional Offices, their locations and contacts;

GES Regional Offices: Locations and Contacts

Here are the updated contact details for the GES Regional Offices to assist you:

Headquarters:

  • Phone: 0302977663 / 030297767

Note: We are in the process of updating all contact details. Please check back for the latest information.

You can also request assistance on the Teachers Platform via Telegram or WhatsApp 

Region Location Contact
Eastern Koforidua
Greater Accra Accra, Accra sports stadium, City Campus 0547065359
North-East Walewale, Near the Health centre
Upper west Wa
Northern Tamale near the Sport Stadium
Ahafo Bechem
Central Cape Coast, Opposite SNNIT office
Oti Jasikan Buaman SHS
Bono Sunyani, Opposite Eusbett Hotel
Bono East Nkoranza
Upper East Bolga
Ashanti Amakom, Behind Kumasi Anglican
Volta Ho, Opposite NSS ofiice  0
Western Sekondi, near the police station
Savannah Damango

 

Western North Sefwi  Bibiani SHS

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WAEC Discovers New Cheating Strategies of Candidates Shocking – BECE/ WASSCE

WAEC Discovers New Cheating Strategies of Candidates Shocking – BECE/ WASSCE

The West African Examination Council (WAEC), says it has uncovered a new strategy of examination malpractice where some candidates conceal money and contact numbers in answer booklets in a bid to influence their exam results.

WAEC’s Head of Corporate Affairs, John Kapi, who made this known pointed out that, measures have been put in place to prevent all forms of examination malpractice.

“Supervisors and invigilators are to search candidates thoroughly to ensure that they do not have in possession mobile phones or any other foreign materials in the examination hall.

Proprietors of schools, teachers and all other persons not involved in the conduct of the examination are not allowed at the examination centres.”

He warned that “The Council will not be in the position to award scores to any candidate who fails to comply with these instructions. The Council has noted with concern a number of cases where candidates write telephone numbers or the phrase, “help me”, “call me”, “just call my mum” etc. in their answer booklets. Others also insert various amounts of money in their answer booklets soliciting for help from examiners.”

“We wish to state clearly that this is classified as seeking external assistance and it’s a punishable offence. In addition, candidates should note that tearing their question paper or answer booklet during examination, refusing to submit work scripts after examination, seeking or receiving help from non-candidates are forms of examination malpractice,” he said.

Head of Legal Affairs at WAEC, Victor Brew, noted that four candidates from the previous year’s examinations have already been convicted for engaging in exam malpractice.

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