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National Teacher Licensure Examination not cancelled – NTC
February 24, 2026
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National Teacher Licensure Examination not cancelled – NTC

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Key Points

  • The National Teacher Licensure Examination (NTLE) is now integrated into teacher trainees' final examinations, eliminating it as a separate post-college test.
  • The reformed NTLE includes a new practical component, constituting 30% of the final assessment, addressing a previous lack of practical evaluation.
  • This modification fulfills a 2024 NDC manifesto pledge to abolish the old licensure exam form, which caused trainees to wait a year after completing college.
  • A committee, established by the Minister of Education, facilitated the implementation of the new policy, phasing out the old system by August 2025.
  • The National Teaching Council (NTC) recommends a screening process for prospective students entering colleges of education to improve quality and reduce high failure rates.

Why This Matters

This policy change is crucial for Ghana as it streamlines the teacher licensure process, making it more efficient and relevant by incorporating practical skills. It aims to significantly enhance the quality of teachers entering the workforce, which is fundamental for improving educational standards and human capital development across the nation.

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