Recent developments pertaining to the COVID-19 pandemic outbreak has left the government of Ghana no choice than to close down all schools to curb the outbreak of the disease.
The closing down of schools also came as a relief since one of the country’s university’s recorded a case of the novel virus in its jurisdiction.
Speaking at the ministries’ press briefing on Tuesday, March 24, 2020, the Honourable minister in charge of education made if known that despite close down of schools across the country, plans are far underway to bring students of UG and other universities back online to continue the semester.
Check This Out: COVID-19: Keep Students in Schools at your own risk – NAPO to heads of Institutions
The leadership of UG has stated that from March 30 to May 15, 2020, its students will be engaged through this electronic platforms.
According to TV XYZ, the Vice-Chancellor of the University of Ghana, Professor Ebenezer Oduro Owusu has engaged Vodafone Ghana to enable good lesson delivery and access by students anywhere they find themselves
In this development, once talks are completed, Vodafone Ghana is supposed to distribute specific sim cards to students of the university to enable them access free internet for studying since they have already paid school fees that include internet usage levies.
Story By: Cover Ghana
SEND US YOUR STORIES FOR PUBLICATION VIA WHATSAPP NUMBER 0506440219
Get the Ghana Education Service New Standard – Based Scheme of Learning (SOL) HERE
Get the Ghana Education Service New Standard – Based Curriculum HERE
Get the WAEC Marking Schemes HERE
Get the NaCCA/GES Standard -Based Lesson Plans HERE
Get the WAEC BECE, WASSCE, NTC Licensure Exam and Teachers’ Promotion Exam Past Questions HERE
Discover more from EducationGhana
Subscribe to get the latest posts sent to your email.
