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Teacher Trainees' Association of Ghana - TTAG; National Secretariat This is the Official page for the entire Teacher Trainees fraternity in Ghana

This page is solely to showcase vital notices with regards to the events and the unfolds of TTAG. It's also an avenue to receive concerns of trainees so far as the activities of TTAG is concerned.

Honouring the visionaries who shaped Ghana.Happy Founders’ Day! May their legacy continue to inspire generations.
21/09/2026

Honouring the visionaries who shaped Ghana.
Happy Founders’ Day! May their legacy continue to inspire generations.

Happy Birthday, Hon. Gyitey James Sei. Wishing you a year filled with greater heights and success.
19/09/2026

Happy Birthday, Hon. Gyitey James Sei.
Wishing you a year filled with greater heights and success.

Your degree is a foundation, not the finish line. Step beyond the degree. Discover, develop, and pursue. BEYOND DEGREE —...
18/09/2026

Your degree is a foundation, not the finish line. Step beyond the degree. Discover, develop, and pursue.

BEYOND DEGREE — Anticipate

17/09/2026

The Teacher Trainees’ Association of Ghana (TTAG) was represented at the 6th AAHEFA International Conference, held on 14th and 15th September 2026 at the La Palm Royal Beach Hotel, Accra.

The Association was represented by:
1. Hon. Agyenim Boateng James – National Vice President
2. Hon. Gyitey Sei James – National Treasurer
3. Hon. Richard Darko – National Public Relations Manager
4. Hon. Victor Atsu Anyidoho – National Administrator
5. ⁠Hon. Eric Azong - Coordinator, TTAG EGA Sector.

The conference brought together policymakers, educational stakeholders, government officials, and student leaders from across Africa to deliberate on the theme:

*“Digital Transformation in Higher Education Financing: The Role of Technology Advancements in Ensuring Sustainable, Inclusive and Resilient Higher Education Financing Systems in Africa.”*

A key focus of the conference was the need to leverage appropriate technological advancements to improve access to higher education financing. Emphasis was placed on developing inclusive financing systems that provide opportunities not only for the privileged few but also for brilliant yet financially disadvantaged students.

The conference featured distinguished speakers and government officials, including:

1. Hon. Clement Abas Apak, Deputy Minister of Education, Ghana
2. Prof. Kazhila Chinsembu, PhD, Director-General, Higher Education Authority, Zambia
3. Prof. Ahmed Jinapor Abdulai, Director-General, Ghana Tertiary Education Commission (GTEC), among other speakers.

The conference also welcomed participants from several African countries, including Kenya, Zambia, Tanzania, South Africa, Nigeria, and other member countries of AAHEFA.

The participation of TTAG underscores the Association’s commitment to engaging with key stakeholders and contributing to conversations that shape the future of higher education financing, accessibility, and inclusion across Africa.

Richard Darko
National PRM - TTAG

To all Level 400 Teacher Trainees: Go forth, learn, serve, and shine. Your internship journey begins, make it count.
17/09/2026

To all Level 400 Teacher Trainees: Go forth, learn, serve, and shine. Your internship journey begins, make it count.

TTAG was represented by:1. The National Vice President, Hon. Agyenim Boateng James,2. The National Treasurer, Hon Gyitey...
16/09/2026

TTAG was represented by:
1. The National Vice President, Hon. Agyenim Boateng James,
2. The National Treasurer, Hon Gyitey Sei James,
3. The National Public Relations Manager, Hon. Richard Darko, and
4. The National Administrator, Hon. Victor Atsu Anyidoho, at the 6th AAHEFA International Conference held in Accra at the La Palm Royal Beach Hotel where policy makers, educational stakeholders, and students leaders from across Africa shared their insights on the theme “Digital transformation in higher education financing: The role of technology advancements in ensuring sustainable, inclusive and resilient higher education financing systems in Africa”.

Here, much premium was placed on the need to employ the appropriate technology to provide access and finance to the less privileged group.

To every teacher trainee stepping into the GTLE: May the seeds of your hard work blossom into success and every page you...
14/09/2026

To every teacher trainee stepping into the GTLE: May the seeds of your hard work blossom into success and every page you turn reflect your preparation and every answer brings you closer to your desired result.

Go forth, give your best, and let excellence speak for you. All the best.

TTAG is celebrating the life and leadership of Hon. Haruna Iddrisu. May your new year be filled with greater impact, wis...
08/09/2026

TTAG is celebrating the life and leadership of Hon. Haruna Iddrisu.
May your new year be filled with greater impact, wisdom, and success. Happy Birthday, Hon. Haruna Iddrisu.

.HarunaIddrisu

BRIEFING ON ENGAGEMENT WITH THE DIRECTOR-GENERAL OF THE GHANA EDUCATION SERVICE (GES)The National Leadership of the Teac...
03/09/2026

BRIEFING ON ENGAGEMENT WITH THE DIRECTOR-GENERAL OF THE GHANA EDUCATION SERVICE (GES)

The National Leadership of the Teacher Trainees’ Association of Ghana (TTAG) engaged the Director-General of the Ghana Education Service (GES) on 1st September, 2026, to advocate for critical concerns regarding the Recruitment and Posting of Trained Teachers. During the engagement, TTAG formally presented its key concerns, including:
1. That the assertion of the Minister of Education be corrected and further, GES prioritizing the absorption of the 2023 recruitment backlog within the approved quota of 16,000 before proceeding sequentially to 2024 cohort.
2. The reinstatement of automatic postings for eligible graduates of the Colleges of Education.
3. The establishment of clear and dedicated recruitment timelines for graduates of the Colleges of Education.

In response, the Director-General affirmed GES’s strong commitment to securing posting opportunities for all eligible teachers from the Colleges of Education. He further indicated that GES would communicate TTAG’s concerns to the Government for consideration.

TTAG will continue its engagements with GES and other relevant stakeholders to advocate for dedicated recruitment opportunities and a clear pathway for the absorption and posting of Trained Teachers from the Colleges of Education.

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