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GES Declares 28th March 2025 As CPD Day

Ghana Education Sevice Declares 28th March 2025 As CPD Day

GHANA EDUCATION SERVICE

HEADQUARTERS

Ministry Branch Post Office

P.O. BOX M-45 Accra

Email: ddgqasecretariat@ges.gov.gh

18TH MARCH, 2025

In case of reply, the number and date of this letter should be quoted.

My Ref. No: GES/DD-G/Q & A/25/024

Republic of Ghana

Your Ref........


ALL REGIONAL DIRECTORS OF EDUCATION.

NATIONAL CONTINUOUS PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT (CPD) DAY

Management of Ghana Education Service (GES) wish to declare 28th March 2025 as a National Continuous Professional Development (CPD) day. This is in recognition of the importance of continuous professional development for teachers.

This declaration is to ensure all teachers nationwide have the necessary institutional support and dedicated time to participate in the Mental Health and Well-being Training for Teachers without disruption.

The management of GES is by this letter requesting all Regional Directors of Education to inform all Metro, Municipal, and District Directors of Education to adhere to the above directive with regards to the CPD day for our teachers.

Counting on your usual cooperation

Thank you.

MP

MUNAWARU ISSAHAQUE (PhD)

AG. DEPUTY DIRECTOR-GENERAL (Q & A)

FOR: AG. DIRECTOR-GENERAL

CC:

The Chair, GES Council, Accra.

The Ag. Director-General, GES-HQ, Accra

The Deputy Director-General (MS), GES-HQ, Accra

The Director, Schools and Instructions, GES-HQ, Accra.



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