The New Teacher Licensing Policy known as the Pre-Tertiary Professional Teacher Development and Management Policy (PTPDM) has outlined the various guidelines for the Appraisal and Promotion of Teachers under the New Policy.

The Appraisal and Promotion will be based on the following Criteria:

1.  Competencies of the Teacher

2. Evidence of Professional Competence of the Teacher

PHASES FOR PROMOTION /APPRAISAL OF A BEGINNING TEACHER (BT)

There are four Stages a Teacher on this Rank will go through to be licensed.

The Stages Include;

1. Performance Planning Phase- First Two Weeks of January.

2. Progressive Review in July

3. Review and Appraisal at the end of the year.

4. Decision Making.This include; Rewarding, Training and Promotion

COMPETENCY AREAS ASSESSED FOR PROMOTION OF BEGINNING TEACHER

1. Organization and Management Skills

2. Innovative and Strategic Thinking

3. Leadership and Decision Making

4. Development and Improving

5. Oral and Communication Abilities

6. Job Knowledge and Technical Skills

7. Supporting and Co-operating

8. Maximizing and Maintaining Productivity

9. Development and Managing Budget and Saving Cost
INDUCTION TRAINING FOR BEGINNING TEACHERS

A) Complete Mandatory Training Course on ;

1. Basic Management Functions. E.g Teaching Methods,Class Control etc.

2.Teaching and Learning Materials and Lesson Note Preparation

3. Identifying Learning Needs of Pupils or Students

4. Demonstrating Commitment to Teaching

5. Develop Positive Attitudes and Moral Value.

B) Participating in  a Year Program in Orientation by Heads,Heads of Department ,Circuit Supervisor,District /Cluster in Service training.

NB:The same Criteria is applied to all other Ranks.

Source:EducationGhana.net

Most girls don’t understand this because of much heavy grammar used to teach it, and we don’t listen to our body too. I read, I started listening to my body for signs and I arrived at the simple analysis/steps……..

MENSTRUAL PERIOD:The time blood flows out of your private area, when you use pad.
MENSTRUAL CYCLE: Days it takes to see another blood in the month. If you last saw your period in June 11th and it started again on July 10th 2017, then you have 30days cycle (count from 11 June to 10 July).
NOTE: It is erroneous to believe its 28days cycle, different women have different cycles ranging from 21-35 days.

OVULATION PERIOD: This is time to get pregnant without stress. This is 2 weeks after your period or 2 weeks before the next period.
Here’s a simple way to calculate your ovulation (unsafe) period.

1. From the first day you see the blood of your period.
2. Pick up a calendar and count 15 days including the first day of the blood stain.
3. Mark the 15th day with a pen.
4. Mark 3 days before the 15th day, and mark 3 days after the 15th day.
6. You will notice you have 7 days marked.
These 7 days are your ovulation/fertile days also known as unsafe period.
That is if you have sex on any of these days, then you have 98% chances of being pregnant.
7. Do this every month diligently

EVERY OTHER DAY IS YOUR SAFE PERIOD.
For example:

1. If your period is 11th July, 2017,
2. 15 days after the first day of the blood stain will be on 25th of this July too (2weeks after) counting from 11th.
3. 15th day is on the 25th July 2017.
4. 3days before the 15th day is 22, 23, 24.
5. 3days after 25th July 2017 is 26,27,28.
6. 22-28th July (7days) is when you are ovulating. It is your fertile period.
**Don’t forget that the 7 days is a reminder that sperm stays in the female body for about 7 days. Any sexual contact in between ovulation period will form something that has ears, eyes, etc.
ALSO……
If you want a baby girl, have
sex between 3 days before ovulation (22- 24th) 2017.

For a baby boy on the main ovulation day and 3 days after 25th.
………..
MAJOR SIGNS THAT YOUR OVULATION HAS BEGAN…

You don’t need a doctor, just relax. After 2 weeks you may feel the following:
1. Headache.
2. High body temperature.
3. Dizziness (feeling of tiredness and sleepiness).
4. Breast tenderness/ size increases just like when you are menstruating.
5. Increased sex drive.
6. Light cramps or pain on one side of the pelvis.
7. Abdominal bloating.
8. Heightened sense of smell, taste or vision (you eat more).
9. Vagina mucus becomes slippery (if you notice, put it in between fingers…it stretches like thick catarrh or snail mucus…colorless like egg white.
………..
N/B: The instance here is for ladies with 30 days cycle. And someone who saw her period in July 2017. If yours is 28, then it’s 14 days and not 15 days.
**
If you have headache without a cause, check back to when your period started. You can drink both malt and peak milk….don’t run to the pharmacist always on issues that can be naturally handled, because drugs are not always good on girls. Or you can take only paracetamol.
MEN, read and educate your wives and sisters, most don’t know this.

Share to all Ladies ….

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PLEASE DOWNLOAD SAMPLE ADMISSION LETTER & PROSPECTUS AND THE SRC BILL FROM THE LINKS BELOW FOR YOUR INFORMATION AND NECESSARY ACTION.

TAKE NOTE OF ALL THE INFORMATION IN THE LETTER.

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Sample admission letter & Prospectus

SRC Bill

Former Director General of the Ghana Education Service (GES), Mr. Michael Nsowa Agyei has attacked freedom of speech of teachers asking them to shut up on the introduction of the new licensing examination for teachers.

“If anybody says the minister is not following proper communication channels that person is just being untruthful”, the current chairman of the Education Council took a swipe at the teachers describing them as such.

According to him, Hon. Dr. Matthew Opoku Prempeh who is a medical doctor by profession is knowledgeable in the field of education and perfectly knows his work as a Minister of Education.

“Anything he does is perfect leave him to implement the policy in the constitution”, Mr. Michael Nsowa Agyei told members of the National Association of Graduate Teachers (NAGRAT) on Abusua FM’s “Abusua Nkommo” host by Kwame Adinkra.

“We are not professionals as everybody is saying. …the doctors and the lawyers are professionals so we must leave Dr. Opoku Prempeh to work”, he fumed.

” If anybody is saying information about the licensing examination was kept secret from that person, he or she can go into the teachers’ diary given him or her”, Mr. Michael Nsowa Agyei directed.

According to the leadership of the National Association of Graduate Teachers (NAGRAT), members are oblivious of information and lack understanding of the yet to introduce policy due to poor communication between the Education Ministry and the Association.

“I do not have any official communication from the Ministry of Education. …I got to know that teachers will be writing licensing examination in the media”, the NAGRAT president, Christian Addia-Poku alleged.

According to him, the attitude of the Manhyia South lawmaker is a gross disrespect and affront to teachers in the country urging him to eschew his open pride.

Commenting on the development, the retired educationist stated nothing has gone wrong on Hon. Dr. Mathew Opoku Prempeh’s side.

Credit: Primenewsgh.com

The University of Education has issued a notice to all Students of the University to maintain the fees paid during the 2016/17 Academic year for the 2017/18 Academic year.

According to the University,the decision to maintain the fees from the 2016/17 Academic year was inline with a directive by Parliament conveyed through the National Council for Tertiary Education.

Universities were recently directed by the National Council for Tertiary Education to hault the issuance of fees after agitations by students claiming the fees were too much to afford.

A situation that saw Mahama Ayariga threatening to a court action if universities do not go through the right procedure for issuance of Academic fees.

Click here for Fees schedule for undergraduate and postgraduate students for 2016/2017.

Source:EducationGhana.net

First National Trustee of the Ghana National Association of Teachers (GNAT) has revealed that female teachers posted to rural communities to teach engage in sex for food.

This, according to GNAT has affected teaching in the communities.

Madam Victoria Affram speaking on Accra-based Adom FM said the female teachers who are posted to the rural areas have to be in amorous relationships with some opinion leaders and some village chiefs.

She said, because government don’t pay newly posted teachers on time, the vulnerable female teacher have to go through this in the village whiles others who can’t cope with the situation do not go at all.

She noted: “Some of these opinion leaders lure them with gifts and subsequently impregnate them and force them to become second and third wives. These lustful opinion leaders come under the guise of lending some support but with the view of engaging in sex with the teachers. Some of them get pregnant for the husbands of others leading to internal rifts between them and the original wives.”

Madam Victoria Affram called on government to ensure prompt payment of salaries to newly posted teachers in rural Ghana to curb the situation.

“Some of these female teachers have no places to sleep…it is that bad that some even sleep on mats. In the end the teachers who are supposed to be role models turn out to do the reverse of what they are supposed to advise the teachers against.

“They are not given T and T and when they go to the village, they are accommodated by opinion leaders in the community who later make love proposals to them…many become pregnant later, are forced to become the 2nd and 3rd wives of the opinion leaders and lose their respect as role models for the young girls,” she added.

Credit: Pulse.com.gh

This information is from the Students Representatives Council of the University of Cape Coast .

The SRC wishes to announce to all fresher’s who have registered for the hassle- free transportation that the transports will be at the  following locations for departure.

KUMASI
Place of departure- Jubilee park
Time- 10am
Coordinators-
Solo(0548407525)
Andoh( 0540764600)
Ampofo(0546748511)

OBUASI
Place of departure- ETS
Time- 10am
Coordinators-
Desmond (0542570367)
Alfred(0266103624)

SUNYANI
Place of departure- Metro Mass Station
Time- 10am
Coordinators-
Pascal ( 0548403188)
Kyereme(0546628551)

ACCRA
Place of departure- Keneshie & independence square
Time- 9am
Coordinators-
Joe(0541931750)
Yeboah(0277208459)

TEMA
Place of departure- Community one Center
Time- 10am
Coordinators- Emma(0541729232)
Yeboah(0502111747)

EASTERN
Place of departure- Jackson park
Time- 10am
Coordinators-
Brako(0245887165)
Asiedu(0243004085)

TAKORADI
Place of departure- Ajip
Time- 9am
Coordinators;
Barns(0577142667)
Gloria (0205151830)
thank you.

Source:EducationGhana.net

Gradually, partisan politics is destroying education in the country. Over reliance on political actors in formulating education policies is destroying the system. We’ve just been told that teachers are going to be examined before licenses are issued to them to qualify for practicing the profession. Such reckless and bogus policies will not only detrimental to the profession, they also pose a serious risk to high quality education. The sector is experiencing these challenges because of politicians refusal to listen to people have the technical know-how and the wherewithal.

Teaching is one of the best professions in the country, but teachers are most often crushed by bad and partisan inclined government policy. The current administration is gradually destroying teachers career and lives and ruining education. Who said we don’t have stipulated policies for assessing performance of teachers. Teachers go through series of assessment points before they are issued with a certificate to teach. I am surprised GNAT and other organizations are looking on unconcerned for the politicians to toy with this noble institution

We used to have the PROBATION SYSTEM where teachers after completion of the training course, are put on probation for two years where they are assessed by supervising officers before they are issued with a certificate or otherwise. After going through this system, they teach for five years and qualify automatically to the level of an ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT. A special exams is held for them to qualify them to the PRINCIPAL SUPT position then subsequently, go through an interview to qualify them to an ASSISTANT DIRECTOR position.

We also had the PART 1 AND 2 exams which was organised by the Cape Coast University. Trainees who fail the part 1 exams are made to repeat and write the exams again (resit) those who are referred in one or two papers get promotion to the next hurdle but are made to rewrite the refereed subjects.

Trainees who are unable to pass in the refereed papers are not issued with full certificate and will teach with no grade until they are able to clear the referred papers. This has been the arrangement from Adam and with this system, Ghana produced the best teachers on the continent so why this unnecessary and wasteful policy.

Nurses, Doctors, lawyers etc are issued with license to operate because of the nature of their work. One careless mistake by a nurse can cause death etc a careless mistake by a lawyer can land an innocent person in imprison. Have we considered the teacher and pupil ( student ratio) or we’ve hit the UNESCO mark. And what about the pupil teachers in our rural areas.

The PNDC government introduced the modular system to train pupil teachers and offer them ( Cert “B”) certificate and it was one of the concepts the administration used to reduce teachers deficit the country suffered as a result of the exodus of teachers to other western African states in the early 80s.

Then I heard that the period in the classroom is going to be extended. How? This is the reason why I have always advocated for the appointment of educationists to handle the education ministry. We are going through these reverses because of the partisan position taken by educationists in the current administration.

Many considerations go into formulation of policies to guide teaching and learning and one of it is the child’s ability to absorb what is taught in class and factors that can or may hinder proper absorption of what he or she is taught in class. Policy formulators know why they introduced two BREAKS, intermittent games outside class and other recreational activities. Activities in the private schools must not affect policies in our public institutions. Why were we practicing the shift system? Apart from enrollment issues, the tiredness, fatigue etc were also considered.

Source:EducationGhana.net

The University of Cape Coast,Institute of Education has released the results of affiliated Colleges of Education in the country.

The Institute released the results of Level 100 and 200 continuing Students who took part in the previous Semester’s End of Semester Examination conducted by the Institution.

Students are thereby entreated to inquire from their respective Colleges for confirmation and subsequent viewing of their results.

Source:EducationGhana.net

The final year students of over 40 Colleges of Education in the country successfully completed their three year Diploma in Basic Education Courses on Friday.

The trainees totalling about 8000 from over forty Colleges of Education across the country shall be posted by the Ghana Education service to teach in the public basic schools across the country.

The Ghana Education Service earlier indicated that Trainees from all Public Colleges of Education as well as selected Private Colleges shall be Posted to teach latest by the end of August 2017.

The Education Service had earlier stated that Untrained Teachers from the Universities shall recruited in to the service after the postings of College trained teachers upon issuance of financial clearance by the Finance Ministry.

Source:EducationGhana.net

Colleges of Education in the Country has released the Admission list of successful Applicants who applied to study in the various Colleges for the 2017/18 academic year.

Applicants who applied to the Ada College of Education can Check their Admission Status Here.

Procedure For Checking Status Using Link above:

1. Applicants should remember the telephone numbers they added to their application.

2. Applicants should Use the same mobile numbers in a box required.

3.Applicants should go to search to determine the authenticity of their contact numbers

4. Finally admission status will pop up for Applicants to continue from there.

NB:

Applicants who could still not go through the procedure above successfully should visit the College notice Bosrf for confirmation.

Source:EducationGhana.net

The 2nd Edition of the Education Community Awards (EDUCOM AWARDS) was held at the Volta Hall of the Holiday Inn Hotel in Accra on Saturday August 19,2017.

The Award Ceremony saw the Deputy Education Minister in Charge of Secondary and Vocational Schools,being the guest of honor.

The Award Ceremony saw very distinguished personalities who in one way or the other has made impact in the promotion of Education in Ghana.

The purpose of the Education Community Awards (EDUCOM AWARDS) is to recognise all the valuable educational related work that is undertaken within schools and communities across Ghana by schools, students/pupils, parents, media houses, publishers, agencies, NGOs and other individuals or organisations.

The 20 Awards categories will ensure there is an award for the most deserving children, teachers, parents, office staff, schools and other organisations.

Winners  received a winner’s plaque/shield/trophy, a certificate and in some cases educational resources. Highly commended second place nominees were also issued  certificates.

Ellis Ferdinand, who represented EducationGhana with a nomination for Best Media Promoting Education category won the Prestigious Award with Joy FM among other distinguished media houses in Ghana.

Ellis Ferdinand won the Award with an Internet blog making him the first Education Blogger to ever won such a category since the inception of the Awards.

Ferdinand has also become the first Ghanaian to ever get nominated as an Education Blogger in the Award’s history.

Ferdinand dedicated the Award to all teachers and Students in Ghana as well as Unemployed University trained teachers, urging government to as a matter of urgency, recruit them to occupy the empty classrooms in the country.

About Ellis Ferdinand

Ellis Ferdinand is a Professional Teacher, Leadership Coach, Blogger ,Founder of Education Awards Ghana,a Song Writer and Composer.

Ellis Ferdinand Completed St Pauls Senior High School popularly known as SPACO in 2008.Before his Completion of High School,he founded the Business Students Association and was later elected Assistant School Prefect and Vice President of the Students Representative Council in the 2007/2008 Academic year.

After Senior High School,he gained admission into the Accra College of Education  in 2010 to read a general Course in Basic Education and graduated with a Diploma in Basic Education Awarded by the University of Cape Coast in 2013.

Ferdinand had his first Public appearance on September 29,2010 in an interview with Samuel Baah of Flex News paper and Pluzz Fm in Accra.The interview was published in Flex News Paper three days after his admission into the Accra College of Education.

In College,He was elected President of the Students Representative Council for the 2011/2012 Academic year.As President of the SRC,he was also a member of the Sector Executive Council of the Teacher Trainees ‘ Association of Ghana and Currently an Associate Member of TTAG.

He was appointed Executive Director of Nix Music and Films Production owned by the late Nicholas Ametepe  in 2013,and also featured on songs released by the gosple kiddy group NIX DAUGHTERS in 2013.

Ferdinand’s love for unearthing talents continued from the High School where  he championed the release of a music Compilation dubbed ‘SPACO COMPILATION ‘in 2008 and the ‘REVOLUTION DIARY‘ which was a music Compilation of Students from the Colleges of Education in 2013.

He founded the Youth Edutainment Tv Show in 2013,where he co-hosted the show with Yaa Atese and had the opportunity to interview the likes of the Late Eva Lokko,  the 2012 Vice Presidential candidate of the Progressive People’s Party .

Ferdinand started blogging as early as 2012 when he started with a celebrity blog called Ellis Ferdinand’s Blog and later paused to commence an Education blog in 2014 which gained national recognition in 2015 ,known as EducationGhana.net.

He later registered an Education Awards scheme known as the Education Awards Ghana with the purpose of acknowledging the works of Students and teacher and all stakeholders in the Education sector.The Awards Scheme is yet to be Launched.

Ferdinand gained Admission into the University of Cape Coast to read Psychology and Foundations of Education in 2015 where he specializes in Accounting.

As a blogger,he also promote the works of Students and Teachers as well as other Institutions.He is also a publicist for most Institutions in Ghana and an online marketer.

Other Winners at the Ceremony include;

Educational book Award:  Camel salaar

Outstanding Achievement Award
Ferdinand Bright Joe Asthma

Leadership In Education Award
Keneith Gyamera

Education Support worker Award
Divine Kpe

Novelly Project Award
Robert Ali

Young Advocate Award
Wisdom Kafui

Special Education Resource Award
Eric Vondee

Valued Added Award
Idea college

Outstanding contribution to Digital Technology in Education
Peais LAcion

Innovative Digital Teacher award
Bright Akousue & Michael Otoo

Media Contribution To Education
(Ellis Ferdinand) EducationGhana.Net & Joy FM

Education Partnership
Adanu

Inspirational Teacher award. Raymond

Source:EducationGhana.net

The Media Network for Change (MNC) says the decision by the National Teachers Council (NTC) to compulsorily examine existing teachers towards registering and licensing them is unconstitutional despite the legislative instrument backing it.

According to the group, existing teachers who were in the service prior to the passage of Act 778 (2008) should be exempted from writing any exams, whether written or proficiency.

A statement issued and signed by Mr Richard Akwasi Asante, Chairman of the group, described any move to examine teachers who were in the service before 2008 as “ex post facto”, a Latin legal phrase meaning retroactive or retrospective.

The group said Parliament per the 1992 constitution, has no power to enact retrospective laws since they are unconstitutional and against natural justice, therefore the council can be sued in accordance with article 1(2) of the constitution to make it null and void since such act is inconsistent with the constitution.

The law if it will be implemented should deal with teachers from colleges after 2008 when the law became operative and better their conditions of service before its implementation.

The group reminded the authorities to relook at section 31(5) of the Act that seeks to exempt teachers who were in the service before the Act came into force in 2008 from any examination.

The group says since the law did not prescribe the exact manner upon which the council will register and license teachers as unfortunate and could breed legal battles.

The group maintains that the brain behind the Act is to license professionally performing teachers as pertains in other professions, adding since Section 15(1) permits the council to employ unregistered teachers, it is a bad law.

According to the group, broader consultations should be made even before piloting it since the law will sack from the service, all lower ranked teachers who will fail the licentiate examination and non-professional teachers as well.

The group believes that the decision to license teachers is not a panacea to address teacher ineffectiveness adding government should provide resources to enhance the free Compulsory Basic Education (FCUBE) to support the free Senior High School policy since most schools charge parents to pay watchman fees, sanitation fees, examination fees, computer fees, building fees among others.

GHone TV morning show host Kafui Dey was awarded the best graduate student in Journalism with distinction at the Masters’ congregation of the Ghana Institute of Journalism

Robert Kafui Kofi Dey put out a sterling performance in all the course he read in the one year MA. Journalism program.

KAFUI DEY talked about his background to getting his masters degree.

In his words,Kafui made reference to how he tried to obtain his masters degree for the past 17 Years.

Read extract below:

Never give up.

Today I graduated top of my class with a Masters from Ghana Institute of Journalism. This degree has been 17 years in the making.

In 1994, I graduated from University of Ghana and went to work for 6 years as a salesman. I had always wanted to be an academic and I was interested in world affairs and the media. So in the early 2000s, I applied to 3 different postgraduate programs.

I failed to get admitted for the Masters in international affairs and communication studies. No degree.

I got accepted for the MBA but had to drop out after a week because my employer thought it would interfere with my work. No degree.

A decade later I got accepted for a Masters program in shipping administration. This time I completed my coursework, passed all my exams but failed to complete my dissertation. No degree.

In 2015, 21 years after graduating with a BA from University of Ghana, I applied to GIJ. This was my 5th attempt at getting that Masters. I got accepted and dug into the program. Juggling family commitments, work schedules and evening classes with term papers and group discussions was no joke. But by God’s grace we made it and today we graduated. Yes degree!

What are you fighting for? If it’s worthy, keep at it. It doesn’t matter how long it takes. Run your race. Believe in yourself. And remember one thing.

Never give up.

In total,One-hundred and twelve people, including NDC MP for Odododiodio Nii Lante Vanderpuye graduated with various Master’s degrees including MA in Journalism, MA in Public Relation, MA in Media Management and MA in Development Communication.

46 students graduated with MA in Development Communication, MA in Public relation, Media Management and Journalism, had 44, 14 and 8 students respectively passing out.

Source:EducationGhana.net

A total number of 12,437 candidates comprising of Registered General Nurses (RGN), Registered Mental Nurses (RMN), Registered Midwives (RM) and Registered Community Nurses (RCN) are to partake in the licensing examination which was started today, August 21, 2017 in 93 centers nationwide.

The papers which were written today are; Paper 1 – Medicine and Medical Nursing for RGN, Pediatrics and Obstetrics/ Anatomy and Physiology for RM, Principles and Practice of Psychiatric Nursing for RMN and Principles and Practice of Community Health Nursing, School Health and Administration for RCN.

The paper 2 for the various programmes would be written tomorrow August 22, 2017 whilst on the third day all the candidates will write a general paper.

In all, about 7,357 RGN, 504 RMN, 3,149 RM and 1,424 RCN will be participating in the licensing examination which will end on August 23, 2017.
The Nursing and Midwifery Council would like to wish all candidates writing the basic licensing examination good luck.

Source:EducationGhana.net

The University of Cape Coast has released the admission list of  Successful Applicants for the 201/18 Academic Year.

The admission list comprises Applicants for the regular undergraduate courses,Masters,and Doctorate degree courses.

Instructions:
1. You can search using first name only, surname only, programme only, OR a combination of any of them.
2. You will need your applicant reference number in order to print your letter.
3. If you applied as a mature student, please use your index number given during the entrance examination.

Applicants should check their admission status Here

Source:EducationGhana.net

The West African Examinations Council (WAEC) has released the provisional results of the 2017 Basic Education Certificate Examination (BECE).

In all a total of 468,060 candidates made up of 241,154 males and 226,906 females sat for the examination.

A statement signed and issued in Accra on Monday by the Head of Public Affairs at WAEC, Mrs Agnes Teye-Cudjoe said the subject results of 1298 candidates which is 0.28 per cent of the total candidature have been withheld for engaging in malpractice during the examination.

This, according to WAEC excludes the subject results of candidates who were detected by the Item Differentia Profile (IDP) software to have cheated in the objective tests.

It said the withheld results will be released after the conclusion of investigations into various cases of examination malpractice detected during and after the conduct of the examination.

According to WAEC, it was in the process of despatching the results to the schools through the Municipal/District Directors of Education but it has hosted the results online in the meantime, and that candidates who so desire may access their results online at WAEC’s website.
The statement explained that the figure of 468,060 candidates who wrote the exams this year is 1.53 per cent higher than that of 2016.

The candidates were from a total of 15,185 schools and the examination was administered at 1,702 centres.

Out of those who initially registered for the examination, 3,315 (0.71%) of the candidates were absent.

The statement said the Stanine grading system was used for the BECE with Grade 1 as the highest and Grade 9 being the lowest. “With this grading system, it must be noted that there are no failures in BECE.”

“The Council takes this opportunity to advise candidates to do independent work in the examination hall and to avoid seeking any form of illegal assistance as such acts would be detected and sanctions applied accordingly.”

“The Council wishes to express its deepest appreciation to all stakeholders especially the Ministry of Education, Ghana Education Service, Invigilators, the Ghana Police Service, Examiners and all who in various ways helped in the successful conduct of the examination and the timeous release of results.

Source: Graphic.com

Akatsi College of Education has released the list of successful applicants for the 2017/18 academic year.

Applicants are to check to receive an SMS from the College or check from the college notice board.

Meanwhile, Applicants can check the list below:

1 ABABIO PATIENCE
2 ABBOTSI-DOGBEY BLESS MAWUFEMOR
3 ABLOR ISRAEL K
4 ABOAGYE SETH EDDY
5 ABOEY EMMANUEL
6 ABOTSI THOMAS KWADZO
7 ABOTSI THEOPHILUS
8 ABOTSI PRECIOUS
9 ACHEAMPONG MANTEY GEORGE
10 ACHEAMPONG PHILOMINA EKUA
11 ACHIA SAMPSON
12 ADABADZIE BERNICE
13 ADABLAH C ADZO MAWULORM
14 ADADZI PHILIP
15 ADAMAZAN SHERITA DEDE
16 ADDEH FELIX SELORM
17 ADENYO ANTOINETTE DZIGBORDI
18 ADENYO ELIKPLIM WILFREDY
19 ADI ISAAC BUERTEY
20 ADIKAH ABLA ELIKPLIM
21 ADJASU BEATRICE AMA
22 ADJETEY ROSELINE AKOS D
23 ADJIGBLIE MARTIN
24 ADONU SHONE
25 ADOSSI ANGEL
26 ADOVOR SANI KWADZO
27 ADUBOFOUR AKOSUA AMANKWAH
28 ADUKPO PRECIOUS
29 ADZAHO WISDOM
30 ADZANKU MAVIS
31 ADZAWALA ERNEST KWAME
32 ADZISAM BELIEVE
33 ADZOKO MAGNUS
34 ADZORZE JUSTICE
35 AFENYEKU JANET
36 AFETORNU MAGDALENE E
37 AFRIYIE KWAME
38 AGBADZI ISRAEL
39 AGBASAH CEPHAS
40 AGBEDAM GABRIEL TETTEH
41 AGBEDOHIA ISIDORE
42 AGBEDZI SOLOMON
43 AGBEKO EDMOND
44 AGBEKO WISDOM
45 AGBEMAVAH GODSON ATSU
46 AGBENUZAH SEYRAM
47 AGBENYEFIA RIGHTEOUS KOFI
48 AGBENYEFIA GODKNOWS ETSEY
49 AGBENYO LAWRENCIA
50 AGBESHIE THERESAH ELI
51 AGBLEGBEH LOVE
52 AGBLEKE ANGEL
53 AGBLEVOR ETORNAM
54 AGBO DORIS NUNANA
55 AGBOBLI KWADWO CHRISTIAN
56 AGBODU TITUS
57 AGBODZI MAWUWORGE
58 AGBOVI BERNARD KWAME
59 AGBOZO SAMSON KWADZO
60 AGGREY ALICE NANA YAA
61 AGLOGU BENEDICTA
62 AGUSAH MARK
63 AGYAPONG JOSHUA
64 AHADOME DENNIS
65 AHAFIANYOH EMMANUEL JUNIOR
66 AHANOGBE PHILOMENA
67 AHEDOR ABIGAIL SEYRAM
68 AHELI SAMUEL
69 AHIABLEAME VINCENT YAO
70 AHIAFOKPOR CHRISTIAN
71 AHIAKPAH RAPHAEL
72 AHIAKU VICENTIA
73 AHOR WISDOM SENANU YAO
74 AHORLU BENJAMIN
75 AHU PERPETUAL
76 AIDAM DESMOND KWAKU
77 AIDAM FRANK
78 AKAHO MERCY
79 AKAKPO EVANS
80 AKAKPO PERFECT KOMI
81 AKENYAH RICHMOND
82 AKIE MAWULORM
83 AKITTY NOAH
84 AKLASU JESSE
85 AKLI INNOCENT
86 AKLI JOSHUA ERIC YAO
87 AKLIGO NOBLE MAWUKO
88 AKORLI SEYRAM VITA
89 AKOTO TSIDITSE LUCKY
90 AKOTOMI JUILUS
91 AKPABI MAWULI
92 AKPABLI ANTHONY KWABLA
93 AKPALU ERIC
94 AKPALU FAUSTINA ELORM
95 AKPALU EDEM
96 AKPAVOR COURAGE KWASHIGA
97 AKPLOR CHRISTABLE SALOMEY
98 AKPOR VITUS KWAME
99 AKROBORTU DAVID KWASHIE
100 AKUKUMAH SENA SANDRA
101 AKUTU KWAKU GODSWAY
102 ALHASSAN HUSSEIN
103 ALI NEFISAH
104 ALORKPA MAWULI
105 ALORVOR RAYMOND
106 ALORWU RAYMOND
107 AMADU ABDUL RAZAK
108 AMARTEY ESTHER AMOKOR
109 AMEGASHIE DIVINE KWAME
110 AMEGBLETOR COURAGE
111 AMEGBO STEPHEN YAO
112 AMEGBOR ERIC KODZO
113 AMEKA SETH TITUS
114 AMEKLODZI MATRON
115 AMEKUDZI BLESSING
116 AMELEKE SEYRAM YAO
117 AMEMEKALOR EMIL KWASHIE
118 AMENORFE VICTOR
119 AMENORPE MIKE KLENAM
120 AMENUDZI EMMANUEL SITSOFE
121 AMENUKU JENNIFER
122 AMENYAH PRINCESS AKU
123 AMENYO PRISCILLA
124 AMESIMEKU PEARL ELORM AFI
125 AMETEKU DIANA ADZO
126 AMETEPE ENOCH
127 AMETEPEE ENYONAM
128 AMETEPI EMMANUEL KWASHI
129 AMETORWO ALEX DZIDULA
130 AMETORWOSOR ANGELA
131 AMEVADZI EDITH DOGBEDA
132 AMEYAW AUGUSTINE
133 AMOAH SARAH AKUA
134 AMOATEMAAH AUGUSTINA
135 AMU INNOCENT
136 AMU GLADYS AKUSIKA
137 AMUZU FRANK
138 ANANE SUZZY
139 ANATOR ESTHER
140 ANAYO JUSTINE
141 ANKUDEY AIKINS KWAME
142 ANTHONIO DORCAS MAWUENA
143 ANYRAWUTOR PATIENCE
144 APEDO DAVID
145 APEKE GRACE ENYONAM
146 ARTHUR MONICA OBENEWAH
147 ASAFO ELIKPLIM
148 ASAFO EDEM KOFI
149 ASAMOAH WISE KWESI
150 ASHIABI ELIKEM
151 ASIMAH ELIKEM ADZO
152 ATIE KWASI BRIGHT
153 ATIKORMETI HOPE
154 ATINEKU CEPHAS
155 ATINYUIE NATHANIEL
156 ATSU SYLVESTER
157 ATTAH FOSTER KWABENA
158 ATTIGAH ENOCH KWEKU
159 ATTIPOE MICHAEL
160 ATTIPOE CELESTINE MAWUFEMOR
161 AVEDZI MICHAEL SENYO
162 AVEDZI SIMON
163 AVORGBEDOR RAYMOND BLESS
164 AVORKLIYAH VIVIAN
165 AWUDI LEONARD
166 AWUVEY CONFIDENCE
167 AWUYE MANASSEH
168 AYANU REUBEN
169 AYITEY KWAME
170 AYITEY WISDOM
171 AYITEY CHRISTOPHER
172 AYITEY MARK
173 AYIVI MOSES KWAKU
174 AZAGLO GODFRED
175 AZAMETI SAMUEL YAO
176 AZIEDU FELIX
177 AZUMAH THELMA XORLALI
178 BADZI JUDITH KAFUI
179 BAIDOO PRINCE
180 BANAHENE YVONNE MEYA
181 BANSAH KAISARI KOMLA
182 BEDI DELALI DOREEN
183 BEN-DOE SETSORFIA
184 BESAGAH BENJAMIN
185 BEYEVU SETH KOFI
186 BEYEVU BELINDA DZIFA
187 BLEBU ROLAND
188 BLEWUDZI DIVINE ABLA
189 BORKLO SOLOMON YAO
190 BROWN PETERSON KWAME
191 BUTU DODZI FRANK
192 CAESER RICHARD OFORI
193 DABLA GODWIN
194 DAGADU JUDITH AKORFA
195 DAKURAH JENNIFER
196 DAME DORCAS
197 DARRAH GABRIEL
198 DASIEVOR TSALI WILLIAMS
199 DATSOMOR DERRICK
200 DAVOR ISHMAEL SELI KWADZO
201 DAVOR EUNICE
202 DAVOR COURAGE
203 DAVORDZI DAVID
204 DEGBOE WISDOM M.K.
205 DEKU BERTHA PRECIOUS
206 DEKU FAUSTINA ELORM
207 DEMORDZI ROCKSON W
208 DENYO AUGUSTA ABLA
209 DETORNU ENOCH EYRAM
210 DIKRO JAMES
211 DJISAM PAUL
212 DOE FELIX KOFI
213 DOE VICTOR KODJO
214 DOGBEDA DEYOME DIAMOND
215 DOGBEY JULIUS
216 DOH CHARLOTTE MANSAH
217 DOH KLENAM DELIGHT
218 DOKPAH GODWIN
219 DONKOR DORIS DENTAA
220 DORGBETOR WILLIAM
221 DOTSE RICHARD
222 DROEFENU MAWUFEMOR FORGIVE
223 DWOMOH BEATRICE
224 DZAKA BEAUTY YAA
225 DZAMEFE PRINCE NICHOLAS
226 DZAMENU ERNESTINA
227 DZATOR PATIENCE
228 DZESU XORLALI KWASI
229 DZIDZIENYO EDWIN
230 DZIDZORNU EDINAM ALBERTA
231 DZIEKPOR FRANCIS SENA
232 DZILA ELIKPLIM KODZO
233 DZOMETSI FRANCISCA
234 DZORKPE ALBERTA SITSOFE
235 DZREH NOBLE SELORM
236 EGBENYA RICHARD
237 EHE NAOMI AKOS
238 EKPE GIDEON
239 ETU LUCY AKORFA
240 EWORHO REUBEN
241 EWUAH LYDIA AKYERE
242 FIABU DAVID EDEM
243 FIAGBOR JAMES
244 FIAMORDZI FELIX
245 FIANU CONFIDENCE YESUTOR
246 FIATSI BRIGHT SEKLEM
247 FIKPANU PEACE AKOS
248 FLEAGBOH ERIC SENYO
249 FOLEY MADONA
250 FREEMAN PROMISE DELALI
251 FU JOSEPH ATSU
252 GADOGBE NAYRAM AMA THYWILL
253 GAFAH WONDER AMA
254 GAGODO ELIZABETH
255 GAMLI ISAAC
256 GANNAH LORDSON
257 GASU PAUL
258 GAVOR ERNEST
259 GBADAGO WENE SOLOMON
260 GBAFAH ESTHER DELALI
261 GBEDZE SELORM PHILIP
262 GBEMU HELLEN ABLA
263 GBEVE ROBERT COURAGE
264 GBEVE MABEL AFI
265 GBORSONGU NAOMI
266 GIDI EMEFA ERICA
267 GLAKPE WISDOM
268 GLIKPO PAUL
269 GLOVER JOANA ASEYE
270 GODFREY TUNDE GODDAY
271 GOZAH EMMANUEL
272 GYAN ISAAC
273 HAFIANYO REDEEMER KWABLA
274 HALL JAMES AMOAKO
275 HELEGLO ALFRED EDRORLALI
276 HLORGBE ALBERTA
277 HLORVOR EMMANUEL MAWUFEAME
278 HODANU CEPHAS WORLASI
279 HOEDZI SAMUEL
280 HOLY MONIQUE YAWA
281 HOTSIAME DOMINIC KWAME
282 IBADA BANYE
283 IDDRISU RASHIDA
284 IDRISU ADISA
285 JIVENU REDEEMER KOFI FERNANDO
286 KADZAKU WISDOM KOFI
287 KADZRO BELIEVE
288 KAMASAH ESTHER ADZO
289 KATAMANI SELASI
290 KATTAH MILLICENT AMA
291 KEGEH JENNIFER
292 KING KWESI CHRISTOPHER
293 KINI FRANCIS YAO
294 KLOKPA ESTHER LAJER
295 KLUTSEY REUBEN KOFI
296 KODI FREEDOM
297 KOFIDZA BOBY FRANCIS
298 KOFITOE MARY
299 KOFITSE TRAUGOTT
300 KOKROKO CHRISTABEL SELORM
301 KORGAH EMMANUEL
302 KORLEY DEDE ADZO
303 KORSIKPO PATIENCE
304 KORTOH PATIENCE
305 KORTSI ERICA EVANAM
306 KPEGBA AFUA MONICA
307 KPEGLAH MICHAEL
308 KPESE MAWULI
309 KPORMEGBEY ALLNICE MARTHA
310 KPORMEGBEY PHILIPINE MAWUSI
311 KPORTIMA ASIWOME
312 KPORVIE RUBBY DEDEVAH
313 KUADEGBEKU SENA
314 KUDANU ALBERTA
315 KUDEDEY BENEDICTA XORXORLI
316 KUEBUTORNYE ROCKSON
317 KUETSINYA JOY YAWA
318 KUGBEADZOR SURPRISE KODZO
319 KULEKE LAWRENCE
320 KULEKE DICKSON KWAME
321 KUMADOR KENNETH KWASHIE
322 KUMAH ELIAS ELORM QUARBENAH
323 KUMASI WISDOM
324 KUMORDZI MARTHA
325 KUSORGBOR AUGUSTINA
326 KUXORNU GIFTY ADZO
327 KWABLAH PEARL
328 KWADAM CHARLES KOFI
329 KWADZOBRA WISDOM
330 KWASIVI GERSHON KWAKU
331 LADZAKA NICHODEMUS KWAME
332 LAMEDOKU LAWRENCE
333 LARIBA REBECCA
334 LAVOE HEARTTWILL KLENAM
335 LOH FRANCIS
336 MATANAWUI REMEMBER YAO
337 MENSAH ERIC KOFI
338 MENSAH PAUL
339 MENSAH LETICIA
340 MENSAH EDEM
341 MENSAH FRANCIS KWASI
342 MENSAH WILFRED
343 MENSAH GODWIN KWAME
344 MENSAH BRIGHT YAO
345 MESIGAH GABRIEL
346 MINTAH NANAYAA ASABEA
347 MONYO JOSHUA
348 MORTU FRANCIS
349 MOVIA SOPHIA EDINAM
350 NARTEY JOSHUA
351 NODO ANDREWS NARH
352 NORTEY FELICIA
353 NTEM DAVID
354 NUDEY WORLANYO CONFIDENCE
355 NUDZOR EDEM ABLA
356 NUKPORTI EDEM KWASI
357 NUMAWOSE LINDA YAYRA
358 NUNAKPOR KWABLE
359 NUSETOR BRIGHT KWAME
360 NUTAKOR EMBROSE LUKE
361 NUTEKPOR PROMISE
362 N-YABAKUNI GODWIN KUDJO
363 NYAMABE GODSON MENSAH
364 NYAME JENNIFER SEDINAM
365 NYASHIA DANIEL ATSU
366 NYASORGBOR FAMOUS
367 NYAVOR RAYMOND
368 NYAVOR MOSES MAWULI
369 NYEKODZI TAWIAH JACKSON
370 NYONATOR EMELIA ESENAM
371 ODOOM AGBELESI
372 ODUROWAA BEATRICE
373 OKRA PRINCE
374 OPEI JENNIFER
375 OPOKU MICHAEL
376 OSUMANU MUSTAPHA RONALTUS
377 OTABIL SAMUEL ADJEI
378 OWUSU CECILIA SERWAAH
379 POMARY SELORM KWABENA
380 QUARME NICHOLINA
381 QUARSHIE MAWUNYEGA GHISLAIN
382 QUARSHIE ABEL
383 QUARSHIE WISDOM
384 QUIST GERTRUDE
385 SALLAH ESTHER DOWER
386 SARBAH EBENEZER DELA
387 SARBAH SHINE ADOM
388 SAVI LAURENDA
389 SEDZRO CYNTHIA
390 SEGBEAWU GIFTY MAWUSI
391 SEGLA MOSES
392 SENYO KORSI SEYRAM
393 SESHIE EMMANUEL DODZI
394 SEVOR EDZITOR
395 SEWORNU PERFECT
396 SODZI DANIEL
397 SOH GIFTY
398 SOKU PEARL MAWUFEMOR
399 SOSU ANITA
400 SOSU ELIKEM
401 SOWUBO CHRISTOPHER
402 TAMAKLOE RICHMOND
403 TAY BENEDICTA
404 TEDZE CAROLINE
405 TEKU GODFERD AGBEKO
406 TETTEH ELIAS OGLIE
407 TETTEH EVANS
408 TETTEH SIBYL
409 TETTEY ISAAC KWASHIE
410 TEYE MAVIS
411 TEYIE WENDY ELIKPLIM
412 TOKLO WONDER MAKAFUI
413 TOKLO NAOMI
414 TOKOLI RAPHAEL ADINORTEY
415 TOPPAR THELMA ELORM
416 TORGBOSHIE ALEX
417 TORSU EUNICE THERESA
418 TOTIMEH ALFRED
419 TRETU ANAIAH
420 TROKOR INNOCENT M
421 TSIKATA EUGENE KWASI
422 TSOMANYA VIDA
423 TUBOR NAOMI
424 TUNYO EMMANUEL
425 TWENEWAA EMELIA AFIA
426 VENUNYE ABRAHAM KWAKU
427 VETO KWAKU SIMON
428 WEDZI ERIC KWAKU
429 WEMEGAH FREEMAN KWAKU
430 WETANYIGBA SELORM
431 YAWLUI CYNTHIA
432 YEBOAH INNOCENT
433 YEVUGAH MAXWELL
434 YEVUGAH QUARSHIE
435 ZAFORYI SETH SETORDZI
436 ZANU GODWIN

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