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Declaration of Teaching Vacancies at St. Francis Girls’ SHS – Jirapa. The Management of St. Francis Girls' Senior High School in Jirapa, Upper West Region, hereby invites applications from dedicated, experienced, and results-driven professionals to fill vacant teaching positions in various subject areas.  This recruitment is being carried out in strict compliance with the Ghana Education Service (GES) guidelines. Prospective candidates must exhibit a high level of subject mastery, a strong commitment to academic excellence, and the capacity to contribute meaningfully to the holistic development of students within a disciplined and value-driven educational environment. We believe in nurturing students through a disciplined, supportive environment that fosters intellectual, emotional, and social growth. If you're looking for a teaching role where your work truly makes a difference, this is your call. Vacant Teaching Positions We are currently recruiting teachers for the following...

WAEC certificate collection is free — GES warns head teachers against illegal fees. The Ghana Education Service (GES) has reiterated that students should not be charged any fees when collecting their West African Examinations Council (WAEC) certificates.  This reminder follows the circulation of a video in which a headmaster is seen allegedly demanding GH₵200 from former students as a condition for releasing their certificates, even threatening legal consequences for those who refused to pay. Speaking on Nyansapo , a current affairs programme on Otec FM , the Ashanti Regional Public Relations Officer of GES, Mr. Henry Osei Boateng, firmly stated that WAEC certificates are not items for sale. He explained that the cost of these certificates is already absorbed in the registration fees paid prior to the West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE), and therefore, no additional payment should be required at the time of collection. Mr. Boateng made it clear that schools ...