Entrepreneurs are born in many ways. Some say they got their business ideas in a dream. Others say they got it from observing a problem; and others say through their upbringing they developed entrepreneurial instincts. This week in B&FT’s Inspiring Startups, we talk to a young man whose interest...
The recruitment staffs of over 15 Indian universities are present in the country for the 2022 edition of the ‘Study in India Expo’ to guide interested students on application processes and the opportunities available.
The education fair, which is slated for the 13th and 14th of June 2022 at the...
Fishermen operating in Tema have constructed an ultra-modern boarding facility to accommodate male students of the Tema Manhean Senior High Secondary -Technical School. The project, which is currently more than 90% complete cost over GH¢400,000.
The building is expected to house about 200 fresh and continuing students when schools reopen...
The Technical University Teachers Association of Ghana (TUTAG) has extended support to a brilliant but needy Physically Challenged person to further his studies at the University of Education, Winneba (UEW).
Iddrisu Abdul-Hanan, the student, who has a hearing-impaired condition but managed to gain admission to the university was hit by financial...
The University Teachers Association of Ghana (UTAG) has called on government to revisit a constitutional review process that began over a decade ago, arguing a review is imperative in order to strengthen good governance, promote inclusivity and sustainable development.
According to UTAG, the halting of Ghana’s constitution review process - which...
Students of Accra Girls Senior High School have been urged to consider careers in the maritime sector, as the enormous opportunities the sector offers are largely untapped.
Speaking at a workshop organised for senior high school students in commemoration of World Ocean Day 2021 by the Gulf of Guinea Maritime...
–1 tablet, 1 student complementary than urgent
Ghana is spending three times more on a Senior High School (SHS) student compared to a basic school student, and 36 percent on the richest 20 percent compared to 12 percent on the poorest 20 percent of learners.
With the Vice-President of the country,...
By Gabriel OPOKU ASARE
An educational legacy rooted in colonialism
Ghana boasts one of Africa's most educated populations, a trend underscored by a consistent surge in tertiary enrollment over the past 15 years. In 2022, Statista reported a noteworthy 635 thousand students engaged in tertiary education, reflecting an annual increase. This...
The Volta River Authority under its Community Development Programme (CDP) Education Scheme, has awarded scholarships to 61 students from communities within the Authority's catchment area to study Sciences in various universities across the country.
This seventh edition scholarship package worth GH₵800,000 will cover the payment of tuition and accommodation fees...