Jobless teachers threaten street demonstrations

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• Rex 1 year ago

  Coalition of unemployed trained teachers paa, there are unemployed trained teachers under Akuffo Addo's government? This people be matricki wo paa o.

  Coalition of unemployed trained teachers paa, there are unemployed trained teachers under Akuffo Addo's government? This people be matricki wo paa o.

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• mr amin 1 year ago

  The depreciation of the cedi is the course of the unemployment situation in the country, employment is demand driven just like the 24hr economy,, we want to creat jobs then we should go ahead and creat it,, employment is dem ...
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  The depreciation of the cedi is the course of the unemployment situation in the country, employment is demand driven just like the 24hr economy,, we want to creat jobs then we should go ahead and creat it,, employment is demand driven it not you will creat unproductive jobs.. redandacy let fix the depreciation of the cedi or there would be no solution

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• May God correct Ghana situatio 1 year ago

  The reality is that, about 50% of our graduates, teacher trainees, nurses in Ghana will not get jobs with the government or public sector in their life time.Every year,many graduates are coming out from numerous universities ...
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  The reality is that, about 50% of our graduates, teacher trainees, nurses in Ghana will not get jobs with the government or public sector in their life time.Every year,many graduates are coming out from numerous universities and other tertiary institutions to add to the already unemployed graduates.

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• AHIMADU 1 year ago

  They lured you to vote for them because of allowance. Here we are now without the allowance and jobs. Liars and thieves.

  They lured you to vote for them because of allowance. Here we are now without the allowance and jobs. Liars and thieves.

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• H 1 year ago

  You voted against Mahama saying you were looking for allowance, right? We told you about all these but you didn't listen.

  You voted against Mahama saying you were looking for allowance, right? We told you about all these but you didn't listen.

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• OSAFO KANTANKA 1 year ago

  What do you guys really expect from your Useless , Pathetic, Corrupt, Incompetent and hopeless government? These same people want you to vote for them again into office in the next elections. I hope you damned well know wh ...
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  What do you guys really expect from your Useless , Pathetic, Corrupt, Incompetent and hopeless government? These same people want you to vote for them again into office in the next elections. I hope you damned well know what to do.

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• Kobby 1 year ago

  Do you want teaching job in the Gambia whatsup me on 220 5251178

  Do you want teaching job in the Gambia whatsup me on 220 5251178

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• Faried 1 year ago

  One would think that with free SS and dual track, the demand for teachers will increase and yet the stories persist of graduates of even UCC languishing as dependents 3-4 years after their National Service. Stories of certifi ...
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  One would think that with free SS and dual track, the demand for teachers will increase and yet the stories persist of graduates of even UCC languishing as dependents 3-4 years after their National Service. Stories of certified professional teachers paying bribes to get hired circulate!
  So I have a few questions for our policy makers:
  There are countries on every single continent with acute shortages of professional teachers - including the US, Canada, Caribbean countries and some right here in Africa. Why isn’t the government exploring contract teacher options like we did with nurses?
  Where the receiving governments require a masters degree, Ghana has the capacity to meet that requirement.
  This will be a source hard currency, relieve the financial burden of graduates/providers and on return bring in new vigor into the educational sector.
  With so many universities, we are going to produce graduates. Who is thinking through this? Are the institutions producing graduates the economy needs? Is the government or our institutes/think tanks examining the tertiary institutions for quality, relevance and areas of synergy?
  We can’t have a system where hundreds of thousands graduate from Senior High Schools, tens of thousands borrow to get tertiary education only to graduate with no prospects for gainful employment.
  Meanwhile we continue to outsource jobs to foreign contractors without even seconding Ghanaian engineers as project workers/managers/supervisors.
  What is going on?

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