Breaking: 2023 Ghana Teacher Licensure Exam Pass mark revised to 52%

Ferdinand | EducationGhana | December 17 |Breaking: 2023 Ghana Teacher Licensure Exam Pass mark revised to 52%

The Teacher Trainee Association of Ghana (TTAG) has secured a significant victory for aspiring TEACHERS, as the National Teaching Council (NTC) officially reduces the GTLE 2023 pass mark to 52%.

This follows an initial announcement of a daunting 70% threshold, sparking concerns and anxieties among teacher trainees nationwide.

TTAG’s leadership, lauded for their tireless efforts in advocating for trainee welfare, expressed immense gratitude for this hard-fought achievement. Their meticulously crafted communique highlights the dedication and unwavering commitment that led to this momentous shift.

Triumph for Trainees, Recognition of Excellence:

The revised pass mark represents a monumental win for the 2023 GTLE cohort, acknowledging their dedication to excellence and easing anxieties of potentially falling short. TTAG extends heartfelt appreciation to its members and the wider community for their unwavering support throughout this crucial campaign.

Results on the Horizon, Anticipation Soars:

Adding to the excitement, TTAG assures trainees that the much-anticipated GTLE results will be released soon. This news further invigorates the already eager candidates who have been patiently awaiting news of their performance.

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TTAG: Unwavering Dedication to Trainee Success:

The communique, signed by the TTAG Publicity Team ’23, reiterates the association’s unwavering commitment to improving the lives of teacher trainees. This milestone victory stands as a testament to their determination and the tangible progress achieved through their collective efforts.

Moving Forward: A Balanced Approach:

While the revised pass mark offers greater accessibility to the teaching profession, the NTC and GES must prioritize maintaining high standards for incoming educators. Striking a balance between inclusivity and quality will be crucial in ensuring a robust and well-equipped education system for Ghana.

Overall, the reduction of the GTLE 2023 pass mark marks a significant victory for TTAG and its members. This outcome fosters optimism and anticipation as aspiring educators eagerly await their results and prepare to embark on their teaching journeys.

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