They knew the problem was coming... managerial incompetence and lack of foresight.
They knew the problem was coming... managerial incompetence and lack of foresight.
Kwadjo 10 years ago
Yes the ministers and goverment officials has shipped their kids and loved ones to be educated in the UK and the USA. They do not care for the poor Ghanaians because they know that during the election era, cell phone and litt ... read full comment
Yes the ministers and goverment officials has shipped their kids and loved ones to be educated in the UK and the USA. They do not care for the poor Ghanaians because they know that during the election era, cell phone and little chop money and T-shirts will convince these same poor Ghanaians to vote for them. The well to do also will vote for them because they will give them money to do the nkonf3m business. Ghana is now going backwards ever!!!!!!!!!!!
Sweden 10 years ago
it dosn´t matter,wash their brain with God...God they Ebe ye yie...all the know is to lutt the money
it dosn´t matter,wash their brain with God...God they Ebe ye yie...all the know is to lutt the money
Kwesi 10 years ago
Make the form 3 students wait for a year while the form 4s continue. This would return us to the system where SS graduates wait for a year before going to university. It is not the best solution but it is practical
Make the form 3 students wait for a year while the form 4s continue. This would return us to the system where SS graduates wait for a year before going to university. It is not the best solution but it is practical
Rans F 10 years ago
For now your solution is a laudable one! In the long run it is much safer to continue with the 4-year system; it is better to keep these minors in the classroom for an extra year rather than push them into a jobless market fo ... read full comment
For now your solution is a laudable one! In the long run it is much safer to continue with the 4-year system; it is better to keep these minors in the classroom for an extra year rather than push them into a jobless market for an extra year. The government is already struggling to pay the salaries of workers.
Rans F 10 years ago
Every Ghanaian of sound mind knew this mess was bound to happen. However, the usual recalcitrance along with a reckless display of sheer 'BUGA-BUGA' politics of a visionless government has landed us in a preventable mess. It ... read full comment
Every Ghanaian of sound mind knew this mess was bound to happen. However, the usual recalcitrance along with a reckless display of sheer 'BUGA-BUGA' politics of a visionless government has landed us in a preventable mess. It is surprising this 'cosmetic' solution is coming from K.B. Asante, a so-called retired educationist! Where were you two years ago and what were your contribution to the debate on whether to maintain the three or four year system? Our kids have been made to suffer because of the hypocrisy of sycophants like this old chap! And where is the 'Council of State' headed by the chief tribalist? Must we continue to entertain a dysfunctional entity like the Council of State?
paul agbemenya 10 years ago
we are hoping to see those thing,i can see them, but let them get their future
we are hoping to see those thing,i can see them, but let them get their future
Paddo 10 years ago
Why are our leaders toying our educational system as if we don't have the reason's in goining to school. What a confuse system.
Why are our leaders toying our educational system as if we don't have the reason's in goining to school. What a confuse system.
USMAN 10 years ago
Majority of the programmes offered by the universities in Ghana are academic in nature. The best way to go about this whole thing is to tell the young lads the truth about academic programmes which is purposely for scholars. ... read full comment
Majority of the programmes offered by the universities in Ghana are academic in nature. The best way to go about this whole thing is to tell the young lads the truth about academic programmes which is purposely for scholars. I know there are a lot of these students who are aspiring to be professionals and practitioners. Such students should be encouraged to go to the polytechnics or join any of the professional bodies like the ICA, ACCA, CIMA,Ghana Institute of Engineers( if any). I always get worried when the wrong impression is created as if the traditional universities are the only places knowledge can be acquired. This is how far our useless university education has brought us.
James B. Otafregya 10 years ago
While you are right to some extent, one MUST have attained at least a Bachelors degree in an engineering field to qualify to member of the Ghana Instutute of Engineers (GhIE). Not also that any body with a varsity degree in A ... read full comment
While you are right to some extent, one MUST have attained at least a Bachelors degree in an engineering field to qualify to member of the Ghana Instutute of Engineers (GhIE). Not also that any body with a varsity degree in Accounting may sit the ICA, ACCA etc exams and qualify to be a member of the respective association.
USMAN 10 years ago
The minimum qualification for these professional bodies is the O'Level. You see how Ghanaians are using every means to coerce the youth to go and pursue useless university degrees which do not make the youth creative.
The minimum qualification for these professional bodies is the O'Level. You see how Ghanaians are using every means to coerce the youth to go and pursue useless university degrees which do not make the youth creative.
Kweku Gangale 10 years ago
Classroom which were supposed to have been built for the three/four year intake are still "90%" complete in many senior high schools. Today we are being told infrastructure at the tertiary level to accommodate first years are ... read full comment
Classroom which were supposed to have been built for the three/four year intake are still "90%" complete in many senior high schools. Today we are being told infrastructure at the tertiary level to accommodate first years are "90%" complete. Hmmnnnn Eii the future of Ghana nie!!
James B. Otafregya 10 years ago
Part of the problem wiil be solved when we maintain HND and introduce BSc degree programmes in the polytechnics.
Polytechnics in UK and Germany and most EU countries even award MNSc degrees.
Think fast, Ghana
Part of the problem wiil be solved when we maintain HND and introduce BSc degree programmes in the polytechnics.
Polytechnics in UK and Germany and most EU countries even award MNSc degrees.
Think fast, Ghana
gaskon 10 years ago
ur leader ar playing wid ur future whiles their children ar samwhere.
ur leader ar playing wid ur future whiles their children ar samwhere.
They knew the problem was coming... managerial incompetence and lack of foresight.
Yes the ministers and goverment officials has shipped their kids and loved ones to be educated in the UK and the USA. They do not care for the poor Ghanaians because they know that during the election era, cell phone and litt ...
read full comment
it dosn´t matter,wash their brain with God...God they Ebe ye yie...all the know is to lutt the money
Make the form 3 students wait for a year while the form 4s continue. This would return us to the system where SS graduates wait for a year before going to university. It is not the best solution but it is practical
For now your solution is a laudable one! In the long run it is much safer to continue with the 4-year system; it is better to keep these minors in the classroom for an extra year rather than push them into a jobless market fo ...
read full comment
Every Ghanaian of sound mind knew this mess was bound to happen. However, the usual recalcitrance along with a reckless display of sheer 'BUGA-BUGA' politics of a visionless government has landed us in a preventable mess. It ...
read full comment
we are hoping to see those thing,i can see them, but let them get their future
Why are our leaders toying our educational system as if we don't have the reason's in goining to school. What a confuse system.
Majority of the programmes offered by the universities in Ghana are academic in nature. The best way to go about this whole thing is to tell the young lads the truth about academic programmes which is purposely for scholars. ...
read full comment
While you are right to some extent, one MUST have attained at least a Bachelors degree in an engineering field to qualify to member of the Ghana Instutute of Engineers (GhIE). Not also that any body with a varsity degree in A ...
read full comment
The minimum qualification for these professional bodies is the O'Level. You see how Ghanaians are using every means to coerce the youth to go and pursue useless university degrees which do not make the youth creative.
Classroom which were supposed to have been built for the three/four year intake are still "90%" complete in many senior high schools. Today we are being told infrastructure at the tertiary level to accommodate first years are ...
read full comment
Part of the problem wiil be solved when we maintain HND and introduce BSc degree programmes in the polytechnics.
Polytechnics in UK and Germany and most EU countries even award MNSc degrees.
Think fast, Ghana
ur leader ar playing wid ur future whiles their children ar samwhere.