GES: Consequences Of Offering Skirt And Blouse Courses – Read And Avoid Them
Many teachers who further their studies sometimes get their certificates they acquire undermined due to the wrong choice of courses they offer though they might be education-related courses. This has a lot of negative impacts on persons both in their field of work and their promotion as well. Let’s consider the following frequently asked questions about SKIRT AND BLOUSE COURSES. What is Skirt and Blouse programs choice of degrees? This is when your programs vary in the degrees you have acquired. For instance, an individual who pursued a Bachelor of Education (B.Ed.) in basic education, majored in Mathematics and decides to do Masters of Education (M.Ed.) in educational administration and management, then your first degree is different from your second degree though they are educational programs. What are some of the consequences of such skirt and blouse programs in terms of going high in your educational pursuits and job prospects? Offering skirt blouse courses as already stated above has a lot of negative implications in the Ghana Education Service (GES). Some of these are discussed below; Individuals who offer skirt and blouse programmes as explained above is likely to remain the basic school. Also, issues of upgrading may result in nothing to write home about. This will just be a two (2) incremental jump which is a no objective achieved. Let’s perceive that an individual is not yet employed and is seeking for a job or employment with his/her skirt and blouse certificates, it may be difficult for the person to be employed. Most institutions always want both first and second degrees in the same subject area. This may be very hurtful because you spent not less than GH₵5,000 in to pursue that of the different second degree. However, readers are to note that with respect to the employment prospects attached to the second degree one maybe denied because of the first degree being different. Also, offering skirt and blouse courses limits your any of the certificates you hold and hence will make Jack of all trades but master of none. Furthermore, this violates the policy of same degrees to the top for better experience and work. Another demerit is that if you pursue such programs by sandwich or distance then a full box of stress awaits you as well. What about those who have two degrees in different area, should they choose one and pursue their third degree? If your first degree is different from your second degree, it is advisable to go higher with the second degree as in Master of Philosophy (M.Phil.) or Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) or a third degree that will enable you use your first degree. However, you can choose to the same program in second degree but to me I think it’s a waste of time and resources to prevent any future inconveniences or to escape skirt and blouse programmes, check out the example below: 1. B.Ed. (mathematics education) Or B.Ed. in basic education (Mathematics) 2. M.Ed. in mathematics education. 3. MPhil in mathematics education 4. Ph.D./ M.EdD in mathematics education With the sandwich, I learnt you will still remain at the basic school? This is a fallacy. What you need to do is must follow up with the same first degree up. With your preference being to teaching at the Senior High School, you need to find your way but, in some cases, if there is a vacancy at the SHS, your district director can post you directly to that school as far as your services are needed provided you do not hold a skirt and blouse certificates. SHARE THIS ARTICLE IF YOU REALLY LIKED IT Please kindly contact apexnewsgh.com on apexnewsgh@gmail.com for your credible news publications
JUST IN: What you need to know about GES Portal Double Registration
The Deputy Director-General of Ghana Education Service Dr. Kwabena Bempah Tandoh who appeared on Joyprime for an open forum on Education and GES portal double registration problem. His reactions followed problems some have encountered and seek clarification. Some Questions Asked ▪️Amoah Miracle asked, after successfully going through the application process, the certificate is supposed to show but mine isn’t showing, how do I fix that?, do I register again or leave it as it is? ▪️Some of my colleagues have registered more than once because of errors and commissions when they were filling the forms, will that affect them as well? Answer According to Dr. Tandoh, the system is usually cleaned and that, the system merge details if it detects that, the same number(index) has registered twice. “Usually we clean the system, so if we see that, a number has registered more than once, obviously we merge that information” he added According to him, this is made because sometimes, a person may forget to upload his/her certificate so once the application is received, the GES merge and clean the system. He also assures applicants that, because of the above explanation, there is no cause for fear and panic and even if you have registered more than once, your data will be merge. Apexnewsgh.com/Ghana Please kindly contact Apexnewsgh.com on Email: apexnewsgh@gmail.com for your credible news publications
NAGRAT Warns Government and GES For Re-opening Schools
The National Association of Graduate Teachers (NAGRAT) has said it does not want to see a second wave of COVID-19 infections in Ghana as is happening in other parts of the world. The association has for that matter urged heads of various schools to ensure that the necessary safety measures and protocols are put in place to safeguard the welfare of students and teachers as second-year junior and senior high students return to school to complete their academic year. The decision was taken by the Ghana Education Service after consultations with the relevant stakeholders. The students will remain in school until 14 December 2020. Announcing this in his 16th COVID-19 address to the nation on Sunday, 30 August 2020, President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo said: “With Junior High Schools operating with class sizes of thirty (30), and Senior High Schools with class sizes of twenty-five (25), SHS 2 and JHS 2 students will be in school for ten (10) weeks to study, and write their end of term examinations”. Latest News In Ghana. Click Here To Read Our Latest News Stories “SHS 2 students in boarding houses are to return to their various dormitories on 5th October, while day students, respecting fully the COVID-19 protocols, will commute from home to their respective schools on the same date.” Prior to today, all JHSs and SHSs have been fumigated and disinfected. Just as was done in the case of final year university, JHS and SHS students, the government says all JHS 2 and SHS 2 students, as well as all teaching and non-teaching staff, will be given reusable face masks. Each school will be provided with Veronica Buckets, gallons of liquid soap, rolls of tissue paper, thermometer guns, and 200 milli-litre containers of sanitisers. JHS 2 students will be given one hot meal a day. Assemblies and sporting events remain banned, and the use by outsiders of school premises for other activities is still not allowed. The schools were closed down to prevent the spread of COVID-19. Speaking on the reopening, NAGRAT President Angel Cabonu, said: “The crisis came in March and April, May, June, July, August, September; we are talking about six months and I can tell you that the first three months, we were all confused, even from the presidency to the last citizen of this country, we were all confused until such a time that we started finding our feet and we also have to thank madam nature that the crisis did not hit us very hard in comparison with our brothers and sisters in Europe and in Asia”. “So, we are beginning to find our feet in how to relate and adapt to this crisis as it has come. “The interpersonal relationship, the close relationship between teachers and students is no longer going to be what it used to be. READ No way!; ICGC remain closed, Don’t go to Church – Authorities to members “We are very concerned with the SHS students and even with the BECE students. The COVID-19 protocols; whether the PPE are in the schools and whether they are adequate because I understand what is happening in Europe is that there is a second spike and a second wave of the disease, so, we don’t want that situation to happen here”, he said. He said: “Schools are reopening, parents are apprehensive, teachers are apprehensive, students are psychologically traumatised; let it begin and see how it goes”. ~Class FM Please kindly contact Apexnewsgh.com on Email: apexnewsgh@gmail.com for your credible News publication
Go back to on Monday GES to SHS 2 And JHS 2 Students
Press Statement: SHS 2 And JHS 2 Students To Resume School On Monday – Ghana Education Service Management of the Ghana Education Service (GES) is reminding parents and guardians that SHS 2 and JHS 2 students are to return to school on Monday, October 5, 2020. This is to enable them to complete the 2nd semesters and 3rd terms respectively, which were interrupted by the closure of schools as a result of the coronavirus pandemic. According to the GES, all the necessary measures have been put in place to ensure the safety of students while at school. “All schools have been fumigated and disinfected. In addition Personal Protective Equipment (PPEs) have been distributed to all schools,” the GES assured parents See Press Statement Below