GTLE Resit 2025: How to Register, Fees, and Pass the Second Time Around

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    Ellis Ferdinand
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    St Francis College of Education graduates GTLE First B.ED Students with 32 First Class Honours
    St Francis College of Education graduates First B.ED Students with 32 First Class Honours

    Ferdinand | EducationGhana | June 25 | GTLE Resit 2025: How to Register, Fees, and Pass the Second Time Around

    📍 Didn’t pass the Ghana Teacher Licensure Exam (GTLE)? Don’t worry — here’s how to bounce back stronger in 2025!

    🎯 Introduction (Hook)

    Failing one or more papers in the GTLE doesn’t mean the end of your teaching dream.
    In fact, thousands of teachers in Ghana pass the licensure exam on their second or even third attempt.

    In this article, you’ll get:

    • ✅ Clear steps to register for the GTLE resit

    • ✅ How much it costs

    • ✅ A smart study strategy to help you pass

    • ✅ Downloadable past questions and syllabus

    ✍️ BONUS: Free downloadable resit prep checklist at the end!

    🧾 Who Can Register for a GTLE Resit?

    You are eligible if you:

    • Sat for the GTLE but failed one or more subjects

    • Received an official “fail” status from the NTC results portal

    • Have your Index Number and registration details from the last exam

    ✅ Related: How to Check Your GTLE Results

    📍 When Is the Next GTLE Resit?

    The next GTLE resit exam is expected in March 2025.

    Registration window: Opens in August 2025
    Exam date: Likely in September 2025

    📢 Stay updated via: https://educationghana.org/tag/gtle

    ✅ Step-by-Step: How to Register for the GTLE Resit

    1. Visit the NTC Exam Portal:
      🌐 https://exams.ntc.gov.gh

    2. Enter your Index Number from your last GTLE

    3. Select the paper(s) you failed

      • You’ll only write those subjects

    4. Upload a recent passport photo

    5. Pay the resit registration fee

      • GH₵ 150 per paper (subject to confirmation)

    6. Submit and print your confirmation slip

    💰 GTLE Resit Fees (2025)

    No. of PapersEstimated Fee
    1 PaperGH₵ 150
    2 PapersGH₵ 300
    All 3 PapersGH₵ 350–400

    💳 Payment Options:

    • GCB Bank

    • Mobile Money (MTN, Vodafone, AirtelTigo)

    • USSD Code (Provided by NTC)

    ⚠️ Top Resit Mistakes to Avoid

    • Ignoring your failed subjects without re-strategizing

    • Registering with the wrong Index Number

    • Using outdated study materials

    • Not joining a study group for guidance

    🎯 Read: Top 10 Mistakes to Avoid in the GTLE Exam

    📚 Free GTLE Resit Study Materials

    Download what you need to succeed:

    🧠 How to Pass Your GTLE Resit

    • 📌 Analyze what went wrong (Was it timing, content gaps, anxiety?)

    • ✅ Focus only on your failed paper(s)

    • 📝 Practice at least 3 timed mock papers per subject

    • 📚 Study in a group or get a mentor

    • 🗣️ Ask questions, don’t memorize blindly

    💬 Join Our GTLE Resit WhatsApp Support Group

    🎓 Get:

    • Peer support

    • Daily questions

    • Live Zoom classes

    • Real-time NTC updates

    📲 Click to Join WhatsApp Group

    📥 Download Your GTLE Resit Prep Checklist (PDF)

    🎁 Your free guide includes:

    • Required documents

    • Step-by-step registration

    • Study plan template

    • Exam day tips

    👉 Download GTLE Resit Checklist Now

    ✅ Conclusion

    Resitting the GTLE is not a failure—it’s a second chance to succeed.

    With the right tools, a solid study strategy, and guidance from EducationGhana.org, you’ll walk into the next exam with confidence and walk out with a license.

    📩 Share this article with anyone preparing for a resit—you could change their life.

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