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Enoch Kwasi Gyetuah, Executive Director of the National Council of Private Schools of Ghana (GNACOPS), invited the public, and in particular academia, to report any public trainer extorting money to teachers of the same age. private schools in the name of their training to integrate them into the new university. program to be implemented on 7 September 2019.
Mixed reports with walking air indicate that some state teachers trained as master trainers for the new curriculum have begun to "influence some private school teachers in order to to withdraw them from the money for training ".
According to the Executive Director of GNACOPS, the ongoing chancre is in flagrant contradiction with the roadmap agreed between them, the leadership of the Ministry of Education and its agency, the National Council of Curriculum and Assessment .
He revealed that, according to the contents of the agreement, private schools have their own road map for private teacher training.
"No master public trainer who comes forward to train a private school teacher should be allowed, these people should be reported, arrested and treated according to the laws of the country," he said.
He added that master trainers of public institutions have been trained with state resources and are therefore not expected to increase training costs. "It's against the laws of the state … that's why the ministry has called private schools to train their own master trainers," he said with strength.
He announced that as part of the private school teacher training measures project, 130 private sector master trainers were trained for the different categories of the new curriculum and that they were inducted and confirmed last week. , Friday, July 26th. , 2019 to the Ghana Atomic Energy Commission by the Deputy Minister of Education, the Honorable Yaw Adutwum
According to him, the trainers will undergo a stimulation training on Monday to determine their level of understanding of the new program.
The trainers described by Mr. Enoch Gyetuah will be allowed, as part of their work, to train more than 70,000 private school teachers in the 98 selected training centers in the country, from August to August. September 14, 2019.
According to the statement by GNACOPS Executive Director Enoch Gyetuah, the only region of Ashanti has been badigned to 20 training centers, Greater Accra 10, Bono East Region 7, Ahafo Region 5, among others.
It is, however, committed to ensuring that all private schools are covered for training.
Mr. Enoch Gyetuah made the remarks on the sidelines of the 4th graduation ceremony of the Doxa Royal School in Adum-Kumasi this weekend.
In his statement on the occasion, he pointed out that the new curriculum introduced by the Ghana Education Service and the National Council for Curriculum Evaluation would greatly contribute to improving the learning outcomes of the different schools of base of the country.
The new system, he noted, will be different from the former unique positions of a good academic level and that parents will be able to access the performance of their wards.
Source: Daniel Kaku
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