Three-Month Allowance Paid to Teacher Trainees for 2023/2024 Academic Year

Teacher Trainees Receive Three-Month Allowance for 2023/2024 Academic Year.

Teacher trainees across Ghana are breathing a sigh of relief as the long-awaited allowance for the 2023/2024 academic year has finally been disbursed. 

This long-overdue payment marks a significant step forward, recognizing the resilience, patience, and commitment of these aspiring educators who have continued to push through financial challenges in pursuit of their professional goals.

According to a message from the Student Loan office, three months of outstanding Teacher Trainee Allowance have now been paid. 

Monthly Allowance Breakdown.

Total Allowance: GHS 400.00

Feeding Allowance: GHS 247.00

Membership Dues: GHS 4.00

Net Amount (Amount Paid to You): GHS 149.00

3-Month Calculation:

•Total Allowance: GHS 1,200.00

•Feeding Allowance: GHS 741.00

•Membership Dues: GHS 12.00

•Net Amount You'll Receive (for 3 months): GHS 447.00

This means after all deductions, each trainee will receive GHS 447.00 for the three months.

While it may not cover the full amount owed to some trainees, this partial payment is undoubtedly a welcome gesture at a time when many were growing increasingly anxious about their finances.

To access their funds, trainees are advised to visit any bank that supports the e-zwich system, load their e-zwich cards, and follow the necessary procedures. 

In the event of any difficulties, they are encouraged to contact 0302751020 for assistance.

For many teacher trainees, this payment comes as a great relief. The cost of transportation, teaching resources, feeding, and basic upkeep have been weighing heavily on students—especially those on off-campus teaching practice or attachment. 

Some have had to rely on borrowing, part-time work, or family support to get by. The release of this allowance is, therefore, more than just financial assistance—it is a lifeline that restores a sense of stability and dignity.

The payment also reaffirms the government’s commitment to teacher education and the crucial role trainees play in sustaining Ghana’s education system. 

When trainee teachers are supported and motivated, the ripple effects are felt in classrooms and communities across the country.

As the academic year progresses, teacher trainees are hopeful that subsequent allowances will be paid in full and on time. 

For now, this payment is a timely intervention and a boost to morale, allowing many to refocus on their studies and teaching practice with renewed energy and peace of mind.





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