GES announces dates for 2025 teachers’ promotion examinations
The Ghana Education Service (GES) has officially released the dates for the 2025 teachers’ promotion examinations, a key national assessment that determines career progression for thousands of education professionals across the country. The announcement has brought significant attention as many teachers consider promotion crucial for professional advancement, improved responsibilities, and higher earnings.
According to the Ghana Education Service (GES), the promotion exams will take place within the first quarter of 2025. Candidates will be assessed based on their knowledge of educational policies, teaching methodology, classroom management, and core administrative procedures. The examinations are structured to evaluate both practical and theoretical understanding of modern teaching standards. This year’s schedule is designed to provide adequate preparation time while ensuring the exams are conducted efficiently across all designated centers.
The Ghana Education Service (GES) has advised all eligible teachers to complete their registration on the digital portal and verify their details before the deadline. Proper documentation is critical to avoid disqualification and to ensure smooth participation on exam day. District and regional education offices are expected to provide support by helping teachers with inquiries, registration issues, and examination guidelines.
The service has also cautioned candidates against relying on leaked materials and unverified information. It emphasized that the integrity of the promotion exams remains a top priority and continues to be safeguarded with strict examination protocols. Candidates are encouraged to prepare through approved learning materials, workshops, and peer study groups.
Teachers who pass the examinations will be promoted to various grades depending on their experience, performance, and qualification requirements. Many educators view these exams as an opportunity to enhance their careers while contributing more meaningfully to the country’s education sector. Teacher unions have welcomed the early release of the dates, noting that it allows their members enough time to adequately prepare.
As preparations intensify, the Ghana Education Service (GES) is expected to provide periodic updates and reminders to ensure successful participation. The announcement marks an important step in advancing teacher motivation, strengthening accountability, and raising the overall quality of teaching in Ghana.
