Ghana has 22,500 surplus teachers - NGO

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• Zakaria Sulemana 11 years ago

  Isupport the redeployment of teachers to the rural areas because there a lot of empty classrooms in the villages,i teach in rural area and know the situation in those areas.

  Isupport the redeployment of teachers to the rural areas because there a lot of empty classrooms in the villages,i teach in rural area and know the situation in those areas.

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• Kofi 11 years ago

  If there are vacancies, why doesn't the MOE advertise and add the reasons why they expect people to move from cities to rural areas? If they let people know the incentives that go with the appointments, don't you think people ...
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  If there are vacancies, why doesn't the MOE advertise and add the reasons why they expect people to move from cities to rural areas? If they let people know the incentives that go with the appointments, don't you think people will go on their own? The so-called redeployment of certain categories of workers to under-served areas has not worked in the past and won't work in the future. Every good thing in Ghana happens in Accra and to some extent, Kumasi.

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• benjilo 11 years ago

  the problem is the authorities in charge of posting. every year newly trained teachers are posted to the cities and yet they complain of large number of teachers in the cities.they should not try redeployment, some of us are ...
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  the problem is the authorities in charge of posting. every year newly trained teachers are posted to the cities and yet they complain of large number of teachers in the cities.they should not try redeployment, some of us are ever ready to leave the system if they make such a mistake.even in the cities we don't see top, how much more in the villages? tweaaaaa!

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• boss 11 years ago

  "the Junior High Schools (JHS) had surplus of 21,630 and 1,500 at the primary level, and that the kindergarten level was in excess of 16,000." Added together, a surplus of 22,500 - Ghana math.

  "the Junior High Schools (JHS) had surplus of 21,630 and 1,500 at the primary level, and that the kindergarten level was in excess of 16,000." Added together, a surplus of 22,500 - Ghana math.

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• PASTOR 11 years ago

  The coordinator cannot count that is what the problem is.

  The coordinator cannot count that is what the problem is.

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• NANA SAKA 11 years ago

  do you juju powerful man from bening to ghana there is powerful man in ghana stop let others cheate you sikaduro
  is not about taking more money to juju
  there is old man from zugu in ghana
  if you need ring that turn ...
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  do you juju powerful man from bening to ghana there is powerful man in ghana stop let others cheate you sikaduro
  is not about taking more money to juju
  there is old man from zugu in ghana
  if you need ring that turns to snake to vommet money if you need belt that voment money if you need magic mirro to command any money if you need motia for business lost medicine knife medicine fight medicine if you have storre you want them to buys your product any product you sell aday the money double at the store them get to this man he will not leave in ghana for more time ok 0342197527

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• afia kobi 11 years ago

  how accurate are these figures.For all we know most of the names are ghost /fake names. This is a way of NDC goverenment bringing education down once again..

  how accurate are these figures.For all we know most of the names are ghost /fake names. This is a way of NDC goverenment bringing education down once again..

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• TWEEAAAA 11 years ago

  And where are the surplus teachers?

  And where are the surplus teachers?

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• samuel 11 years ago

  this trend will get worse over the years, the scraping off of the trainees allowance will give no justification for teachers to be posted to de rural areas.

  this trend will get worse over the years, the scraping off of the trainees allowance will give no justification for teachers to be posted to de rural areas.

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• Fi 11 years ago

  How can there be surplus teachers when some areas have no teachers? Maybe the title should be surplus teachers in cities?

  How can there be surplus teachers when some areas have no teachers? Maybe the title should be surplus teachers in cities?

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• wailer 11 years ago

  mr dasah is an ignorant bastard, he doesnt know anything about ghana education

  mr dasah is an ignorant bastard, he doesnt know anything about ghana education

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• C,C 11 years ago

  Looking at the teacher, professionally dressed up and look at the chockboard, is blacked with charcoal, by time he's done with class his white shirt sleeves ends will be black from the charcoal and tips of his shoes will be w ...
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  Looking at the teacher, professionally dressed up and look at the chockboard, is blacked with charcoal, by time he's done with class his white shirt sleeves ends will be black from the charcoal and tips of his shoes will be white from the chock.(naa inn be that I dayy lie)

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• C,C 11 years ago

  Looking at the teacher, professionally dressed up and look at the chalkboard, is blacked with charcoal, by time he's done with class his white shirt sleeves ends will be black from the charcoal and tips of his shoes will be w ...
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  Looking at the teacher, professionally dressed up and look at the chalkboard, is blacked with charcoal, by time he's done with class his white shirt sleeves ends will be black from the charcoal and tips of his shoes will be white from the chalk.(naa inn be that I dayy lie?)

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• Kofi Sammy 11 years ago

  Sometimes i why some NGOs do what i call:'look and say reseach' and want everyone to listen to them.NNED or what ever u call urselves,go back to the field,find out the teacher shortage in the rural areas,strike out the differ ...
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  Sometimes i why some NGOs do what i call:'look and say reseach' and want everyone to listen to them.NNED or what ever u call urselves,go back to the field,find out the teacher shortage in the rural areas,strike out the difference with the surplus in the cities and u will if Ghana has surplus or shortage of teachers. Also compare the pupil:teacher ratio in the cities and rural areas,shoddy work indeed!

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• DONBOLI 11 years ago

  We dont know who is a teacher and what is their jobs. Howmany people have degrees and are prof working in offices.
  You cant call a teacher (professor) and work in an office. Everybody doing national service is a teacher. T ...
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  We dont know who is a teacher and what is their jobs. Howmany people have degrees and are prof working in offices.
  You cant call a teacher (professor) and work in an office. Everybody doing national service is a teacher. Those who has just finish their advance level are teachers.
  Dassah there are over million teachers in ghana without jobs.
  You dont have to go to teachers training to teach a primary school as far as you can read write, talk and has patience.
  The government dont want to educate our children, if not we have teachers. What is wrong pay extra money to the remote areas teachers and building boarding schools in those areas where there are no many children.

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