Education

Kessben University College (KUC), Kumasi, has been granted accreditation to run a 4-year Bachelor of Arts in Media and Communications degree with options in: Broadcast Journalism; Print Journalism; Public Relations; and Advertising Studies by the Ghana Tertiary Education Commission (GTEC). The new B. A. in Media and Communications degree is going to take off in

The Governing Council of the Kessben University College (KUC), Kumasi has appointed Mr. Frank Laud Boateng as it’s new Chief Examinations Officer (CEO). Mr. Boateng is charge to be responsible for all the departments of the University including the School of Liberal Arts, School of Physical Sciences and School of Business within the College. Mr.

Formal Education was birthed by our colonial masters when they came for their missionary work and saw the need to establish most missionary schools. The Bethel missionary, catholic missionary, Almadiyya schools among many others were established to specifically give education to Mulato children and people from worthy homes. This line of education delivery saw the

The Executive Director for Ghana National Council of Private Schools (GNACOPS) Enoch Gyetuah is calling for the immediate dissolution of role and dismissal of the current top officials of WAEC. He is demanding that government should kick all top officials out of office the way he (government) did to C.K Akonnor; sacked coach of the

Officials of the Kumasi Metropolitan Assembly (KMA) on Monday embarked on an inspection visit at the various centers registered for the just commenced 2021 WASSCE. Schools and centers visited were T.I Ahmadiya Senior High School, Kumasi Anglican Senior High School and Serwaah Nyarko Senior High School; all located within the Metropolis. Officials who partook in

As part of collective commitment to ensure that every child is supported to access quality education,  the leadership of Ghana National Council of Private Schools GNACOPS,  is putting measures in place proactive measures to support  private  educational systems  to adequately respond to the emerging  demands of  education. GNACOPS is set to develop  policies and programmes

Chief of Amakom- Nana Adu Mensah Asare has donated 250 mono desks to the block A section of Amankwatia M/A JHS  school. The presentation was done on Tuesday 31 August 2021; a fulfilment of his pledge to support students and teachers of the institution with academic logistics, ultimately aimed at enhancing academic performance and delivery.

Good day faithful operators of Private Education in Ghana. We thank God for sustaining our businesses from the day of establishment till now. As part of developing and setting the pace for education delivery in Ghana, the Ghana National Council of Private Schools in collaboration with Celltel Networks Limited and the support of P2S Company

Officials of Ghana National Council of Private Schools (GNACOPS) have commenced the supply of 200,000 i7 laptops and 1 million tablets with WiFi Internet connectivity to all private schools in Ghana. The move forms part of the Council’s revolutionary interventions; building technological structures within schools that fall under GNACOPS in the wake of COVID-19. Per

Welcome to this highly educative article. The usage of pen has been in existence for many years, however majority of users are ignorant of why the cap of a pen has hole on top. Well www.leakynews.net has the answer for you. Very young children have a bad tendency to put things in their mouths when

Authorities of SOS Herman Gmeiner School have celebrated the 102nd birthday of the founder of the institution; Hermann Gmeiner. The celebration was hosted at SOS Children’s Villages-Kumasi on 23rd June 2021, serving as a platform for authorities of the school to share with students the vision of the founder and how he recognized a problem

Credible information scooped by www.leakynews.net indicates that the illiteracy rate within the Kumasi Metropolis is currently at the minimum. Of the 731,487 projected population, 91 percent are literates whiles the remaining 9 percent are illiterates. The literacy rate is slightly higher for females (50.8%) than males (49.2%). According to the findings of the Kumasi Metropolitan

Officials of CAMFED Ghana have announced their new strategic plan for the period 2020-2025. Their goal for the five-year stipulated period is targeted at supporting five million girls to attend and thrive in school, by leveraging the ‘Multiplier effect’- whereby young women who have been supported by CAMFED through school provide social and economic support

Yesterday 3rd June 2021, the Ghana National council of Private schools and the Ministry of Education graduated the first batch of Pre-tertiary Education leadership Program from Gnacops School of Leadership at Atomic energy commission in Accra. The graduation Ceremony was honored by the director for Pre-tertiary directorate at the ministry of Education, Mr Richard Baffour

Lack of proper educational governance structures in GES made Achimota School loss the case in court . This is the time our educational system needs a serious overhauling with respect to leadership and governance structures to ensure that the proper school administration is guaranteed. Let us ask these questions; 1. Does the GES have legal

Officials of Ghana National Council of Private Schools (GNACOPS) have introduced a Ghana-made textile for all private schools in Ghana. The material as explained will be used for the sowing of Friday-wear for proprietors and teachers; a move aimed at promoting Ghana-made products, the local textile Industry and Ghana’s cultural heritage. Ultimately, the initiative will

The Ghana National Council of Private Schools (GNACOPS) in collaboration with the Ministry of Education (MoE), will honour some school Owners and Administrators of private schools for a successful completion Pre-Tertiary Leadership Training. The soon to be graduates of the above leadership training were taken through Private Education Corporate Governance, Financial Management and Budgeting, School

Member of Parliament for Juaben constituency Hon Ama Pomaah has paid a working visit to schools within her jurisdiction. The objective of the move was to access the situation of education, identify and address challenges faced by each academic institution. She embarked on the visit on 24th May 2021. Among the schools she visited were

The National Executives of the Ghana National Council of Private Schools (GNACOPS) have organised a day’s workshop for over 200 private school Proprietors in Ashanti region. It was held on Friday 14th May 2021 at the Kumasi Cultural Center and the focus was to offer proprietors a legal understanding on the implementation of Act 1023;