Eastern Regional Education Directorate Calls on Metropolitan, Municipal, and District Directors to Compile and Forward Outstanding Staff Upgrading Records

Eastern Regional Education Directorate Instructs Metropolitan, Municipal, and District Directors to Compile and Submit Data on Outstanding Staff Upgrading Applications.

The Ghana Education Service, Eastern Region, has taken a significant step towards recognizing and rewarding the professional development of its teaching staff. 

In line with the directives of the Director-General, the Regional Directorate has issued a call to all Municipal and District Directors of Education to compile data on teaching staff who have successfully upgraded themselves. 

This initiative aims to facilitate the issuance of upgrading letters to all eligible staff, acknowledging their hard work and dedication to self-improvement.

Required Documents

To facilitate the compilation of data, the following documents are required:

- A copy of the certificate

- A copy of the graduation brochure where the staff's name appeared

- Current payslip

- Photocopy of Ghana Card (front and back)

- Admission letter

Instructions

The data should be compiled using the upgrading template and forwarded to the Regional Directorate (HRS Office) along with the required documents. It is essential that all staff within the respective districts are informed of this directive to ensure a smooth compilation process.

Submission Deadline

The compiled data and attachments should be submitted on or before Friday, 2nd May 2024. It is crucial that all Directors of Education adhere to this deadline to facilitate the issuance of upgrading letters to eligible staff.

Conclusion

The Regional Director, Mrs. Ivy Asantewaa-Owusu (PhD), has emphasized the importance of communicating this information to all staff within the respective districts. 

By complying with this directive, teaching staff who have upgraded themselves will be able to receive their upgrading letters, and their records will be updated accordingly.

Full communiqué below





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