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GES COMMENCED A 3 - DAY WORKSHOP FOR JHS TEACHERS ON CCP


Management of the Ghana Education Service has commenced a 3-day Cluster Based Training for Junior High School (JHS) teachers on Common Core Programme Curriculum across the Country.


According to the schedules, the training workshop is set to begin from Wednesday, 12th January, 2022 to Friday, 14th January, 2022 at designated centres withn each GES Metro/Municipal/District Directorate.


According to GES, following the decision to ensure full implementation of the Common Core Programme (CCP) in the impending Academic year, there is the need for Cluster Based Training for all Junior High School .

In view of this, the Ghana Education Service (GES) is inviting all JHS teachers to the above – mentioned Workshop.


Regional Directors of Education are kindly requested to communicate this information to all Metro/Municipal/District Directors to invite all JHS teachers to fully participate in this all important training programme. This includes all newly posted JHS teachers.



Each Metro/Municipal/District Director is to make arrangement for a suitable venue for the training programme.


The Metro/Municipal/District Directors of Education are directed to ensure the observance of all covid-19 protocols and extend all the needed courtesies to the facilitators and participants for the success of the programme.


Management further directed that, the Visually Impaired Teachers must go along with their Braille sheets and or recorders to be able to participate fully in the workshop.


The Hearing Impaired Junior High School (JHS) Teachers must be supported by their hearing counterparts from their schools to enable them participate fully in the training.

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