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Steps to Change 2024 School Placement and Place Unplaced Students

Fri, 8 Nov 2024 Source: Xorlali Esther Kugbey

As SHS1 students begin the 2024 academic year, many BECE graduates are still dealing with unresolved placement issues. Whether you’re looking to change schools or are unplaced, this guide will walk you through the official steps to ensure a smooth transition. This process is essential for parents and students navigating the placement system, so it’s recommended that parents follow this guide themselves to reduce stress on their BECE graduates.

Steps to Change 2024 School Placement and Place Unplaced Students

1. Prepare Your Points for GES:

- Write down your main points clearly for effective communication with the Ghana Education Service (GES).

- Be concise but specific about why you need a school change or placement.

2. Choose Three Schools:

- Select three schools where you’d like to be considered. Ensure your choices align with your scores and grades for better placement chances.

- Consider choosing schools with available spots in day programs, as day accommodations are generally easier to secure.

3. Have Sufficient Call Credit:

- Make sure your phone has enough credit to handle a full conversation with the GES school placement call center, as you don’t want the call to end unexpectedly.

4. Contact the GES School Placement Call Center:

- Dial 0308258001 to reach the school placement call center.

- Identify yourself and go straight to your issue to get assistance promptly. The GES-TVET call center officers will guide you through the options.

5. Present Your School Preferences:

- Mention the schools you have listed. The GES may offer suggestions based on availability, so be open to their recommendations if they align with your choices.

Important Reminder

For immediate assistance, call 0308258001 to resolve any school placement issues directly with the GES.

Source: Xorlali Esther Kugbey