SHS placements: ‘Protocol lists’ exist – Accra Aca headmaster

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GG 8 years ago

NO WAY TO REFUSAL

NO WAY TO REFUSAL
BNI 8 years ago

NO YES OR NO; A MUST EDUCATION MEANS A MUST ADMISSION

NO YES OR NO; A MUST EDUCATION MEANS A MUST ADMISSION
Bright Soul 8 years ago

"The current Voters Register has been deliberately stained to an extent that no amount of detergent can clean it.Lets buy a new one to save Ghana's image!"

"The current Voters Register has been deliberately stained to an extent that no amount of detergent can clean it.Lets buy a new one to save Ghana's image!"
BNI 8 years ago

NO QUESTION ABOUT THAT

NO QUESTION ABOUT THAT
Free Voter 8 years ago

Wrong example cited. Everybody knows the perpetrators of protocol lists. Sometimes the list is bigger than the vacancies that exist. If you don't admit them you are transfered. Catholic Church is not into protocol listing.

Wrong example cited. Everybody knows the perpetrators of protocol lists. Sometimes the list is bigger than the vacancies that exist. If you don't admit them you are transfered. Catholic Church is not into protocol listing.
USMAN 8 years ago

In the advent to the 2012 election, the names of BECE candidates were sent to the heads of various second cycle schools without the scores and the GES forced the heads to admit them. This was done to make Mahama look good in ...
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In the advent to the 2012 election, the names of BECE candidates were sent to the heads of various second cycle schools without the scores and the GES forced the heads to admit them. This was done to make Mahama look good in the eyes of parents. I knew a parent whose ward scored aggregate 51 but got admission to one of the competitive missionary schools but within a year the no-nonsense school withdrew the student for non-performance. Today, that child is wasting the parents money on school fees to private secondary schools in Kumasi and Accra all to no avail. If the CSSPS system had been fair, maybe that child would have been counseled to seek a different alternative at the initial stage.
Henry, Gambia 8 years ago

The so so called protocol list is bogus and gives undue advantage over equally qualified Ghanaians. Some of the protocol connection may not even have attained the prerequisite cut off Mark but the gain admission. My daughter ...
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The so so called protocol list is bogus and gives undue advantage over equally qualified Ghanaians. Some of the protocol connection may not even have attained the prerequisite cut off Mark but the gain admission. My daughter qualified to enter a Training college but when the list came she was not selected, because too many protocol admissions were made. I was made to pay $20000 to the authorities of the college to squeeze her name on the admission list. Is this fair? I,am very angry with the way things are done in Ghana. If this rubbish corruption is not addressed I foresee a bitter revolution of the kind of the Arab Spring to sweep off all the corrupt officials in the system. Ghana must wake up.
SARPONG 8 years ago

You mean you paid $20,000 for your daughter to get admission to a teacher training college in Ghana? That is a damn lie or you are a real big fool.

You mean you paid $20,000 for your daughter to get admission to a teacher training college in Ghana? That is a damn lie or you are a real big fool.
OSAMAN BIN KARIM 8 years ago

SEE? THE BISHOPS ARE SATOTTARGING OUR ADMISSION SYSTEM. WHEN THEY CALL FOR SCHOOLS TO BE GIVEN BACK TO MISSIONARY MANAGEMENT WHAT THEY MEAN IS ABOTHER EASY WAY TO ACCEPT ONLY THE CHILDREN OF THE "BRAIN-WASHED" PARENT FOR MORE ...
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SEE? THE BISHOPS ARE SATOTTARGING OUR ADMISSION SYSTEM. WHEN THEY CALL FOR SCHOOLS TO BE GIVEN BACK TO MISSIONARY MANAGEMENT WHAT THEY MEAN IS ABOTHER EASY WAY TO ACCEPT ONLY THE CHILDREN OF THE "BRAIN-WASHED" PARENT FOR MORE BRAINWASH! THEY HAVE NO INTEREST IN FAIRNESS AND EQUITY.
Kofi 8 years ago

Idiot, he was giving an example. What about those sent from the various regional coordinating councils? If I teach in the school, I would want my child there too!

Idiot, he was giving an example. What about those sent from the various regional coordinating councils? If I teach in the school, I would want my child there too!
SUNYANIMAN ASSEMBLYMAN 8 years ago

I SUPPORTED MY HEADMASTER OF THE ACCRA ACADEMY SCHOOL. FACT IS A FACT AND YOU CAN'T DODGE IT. UNLIKE THE PUBLIC SCHOOL ALSO THE OLD STUDENTS, TRADITIONAL LEADERS, PAST/RETIRED TEACHERS, P.T.A., NOTABLE IN THE SOCIETY IN WHIC ...
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I SUPPORTED MY HEADMASTER OF THE ACCRA ACADEMY SCHOOL. FACT IS A FACT AND YOU CAN'T DODGE IT. UNLIKE THE PUBLIC SCHOOL ALSO THE OLD STUDENTS, TRADITIONAL LEADERS, PAST/RETIRED TEACHERS, P.T.A., NOTABLE IN THE SOCIETY IN WHICH THE SCHHOLIS SITUATED,EVEN THE EDUCATIONAL DIRECTORS BOTH RETIRED AND THOSE AT POST,POLITICAL LEADERS,PARTY CHAIRMEN AND FUNCTIONARIES, THE BOARD OF GOVERNORS, MEMBERS OF STAFF AND COLLEAGUE HEADS OF ANOTHER SCHOOLS ALL HAVE THE PROTOCOL LIST SUBMITTED TO THE HEADS AFTER THE CSSPS IS OVER. THESE BODIES ALSO HELPS MOST THE PUBLIC SCHOOL IN THEIR DAY TO DAY ADMINISTRATION AS THE GOVERNMENT AT TIMES FAILS IN THE RELEASE OF GRANTS ETC. THE WORST IS THE PRESSURE FROM FAMILIES OF BOTH THE HEADS AND THEIR IN-LAWS FROM BOTH SIDES PUT PRESSURE ON THE HEADS AND THIS IS THE WAY TO SOLVE THE PROBLEM THROUGH THE 30% CATCHMENT AREA ADMISSIONS BROUGHT BY THE GOVERNMENT.THANK YOU. HEADMASTER OF ACCRA ACADEMY FOR YOUR COURAGE.
Mr.prempeh 7 years ago

nice

nice
Mr.prempeh 7 years ago

anyone who want a protocol to Accra academy should contact+233278140258.also WhatsApp

anyone who want a protocol to Accra academy should contact+233278140258.also WhatsApp

SHS placements: ‘Protocol lists’ exist – Accra Aca headmaster

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