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Government Allocates GH¢1 Billion to End Double-Track in Senior High Schools

The government has announced a GH¢1 billion allocation to phase out the double-track system in senior high schools across Ghana. The Education Minister, Haruna Iddrisu, revealed this plan during the inauguration of a new staff accommodation facility at Accra Girls’ Senior High School. The investment, expected to feature in next year’s budget, will be sourced from the Ghana Education Trust Fund (GETFund) and directed toward addressing long-standing infrastructure deficits in the education sector. The double-track system was first introduced in the 2018/2019 academic year as a temporary solution to manage overcrowding in schools after the Free SHS policy significantly increased enrolment. Students were divided into two groups who alternated in cycles, making it possible to maximize existing facilities. While it provided a short-term fix, the system was never intended as a permanent feature. Haruna Iddrisu explained that the proposed investment […]

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Double-Track System in Ghana’s SHS to End by 2027 – Education Minister

Ghana’s double-track system in senior high schools is set to be scrapped by 2027, according to the Minister of Education, Haruna Iddrisu. The announcement was made during a meeting with the Conference of Heads of Assisted Secondary Schools (CHASS) in Sunyani, Bono Region.Haruna Iddrisu stated that the government is committed to educational reform, and the elimination of the double-track system will be supported by major changes such as a revised curriculum and administrative restructuring of the Ghana Education Trust Fund (GETFund). He emphasised the importance of financial accountability, calling for proper expenditure oversight through established boards.“We expect that by the year 2027, the double-track system will be a thing of the past,” he declared.The double-track system was introduced to manage overcrowding in schools following the implementation of the Free SHS policy, which increased enrolment numbers dramatically. While it allowed more […]

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GETFund Transitions to Digital Project Management.

The Ghana Education Trust Fund (GETFund) has announced its transition to a digital project management system aimed at improving efficiency, transparency, and accountability in the execution of educational infrastructure projects. This initiative is part of a broader effort to modernize the operations of GETFund and ensure that projects are delivered on time and within budget.The new digital platform will allow for real-time monitoring and reporting of ongoing projects, enabling stakeholders to track progress, manage resources effectively, and address challenges swiftly. The platform is expected to streamline workflows, reduce delays, and enhance communication between contractors, project managers, and the government.This move is seen as a game-changer for GETFund, as it will curb inefficiencies that have previously plagued project delivery. It also aligns with the government's digitization agenda to improve public sector service delivery.

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