Education in Ghana has seen a greater transformation in recent times. Ghana’s Education dwells on two main necks: Public Education and Private Education.
It is evident that Private Education services come from individuals who have seen the need to turn their properties into educational facilities to support education in the country.
For this reason, there have been numerous calls for the government to provide the needed support to private school operators in the country.
The Ghana National Council of Private Schools, GNACOPS, in their quest to liaise between Private School Operators and the Government of the Republic of Ghana, is organizing a 5-day residential educational summit at Bunso Cocoa College in the Eastern Region.
The summit aims to provide a platform for education regulators, practitioners, private school owners, administrators, managers, curriculum leads, and other relevant education stakeholders to connect, interact, and exchange policy insights.
The primary focus is on building resilient and innovative school leaders for sustainable development.
The summit will feature interactive sessions, discussions and practical activities to enhance participants’ knowledge and skills.
It offers a unique opportunity for stakeholders in the education sector to come together and explore strategies for building their schools.
By fostering collaboration and sharing best practices, the summit aims to drive positive change and contribute to the sustainable development of the education system in Ghana.
To ensure that trainers and trainees or participants get the best out of this very crucial summit, the Ministry of Education through the Hon. Minister of Education is inviting all Private School Owners across the country to attend the program in order to have a full understanding of Ghana’s Education and the role of individual players involved.
All Private Schools are expected to register their participation through https://rb.gy/tqzsa.
