Ghana Education Service Defends Teacher Recruitment Amid Controversy

The Ghana Education Service (GES) is defending its teacher recruitment process, citing data-driven allocation methods, amidst an unfolding controversy. The service aims to clarify its procedures and address public concerns regarding the hiring of new educators.

14 Apr, 21:29 — 14 Apr, 21:29

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GES defends recruitment, cites data-driven teacher allocation

The Ghana Education Service (GES) has defended its ongoing recruitment of teachers, explaining that the process is based on verified vacancy data collected from schools, districts, and regions across the country.

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