Mandates of the National Teaching Council
The National Teaching Council (NTC) is an agency of the Ministry of Education.
The Council is mandated by the Education Regulatory Bodies Act, 2020 (Act 1023) to promote teacher professionalism in the country.
In Ghana, the teaching profession according to the government needs a new direction that will strengthen its value and assist all facilitators to be abreast with new ideas for imparting knowledge.
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The listed mandates of the Council are intertwined. Each mandate has the ability to influence the other in accomplishing the purpose of the others for positive, international, and longevity reasons.
The Council is backed by law toundertaken the following five (5) key mandates of NTC.
THE KEY MANDATES OF NTC
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THE KEY MANDATES OF NTC
HOW TO CONTACT NTC
FAQs
AFTER LICENSING WHAT IS NEXT?
WHAT IS CPD?
NTC is bestowed with the powers to undertake the following:
License and Register teachers/facilitators.
Keep an up-to-date database of teachers/facilitators.
Develop and periodically review professional standards and code of ethics.
Conduct teacher Licensure Examination.
Provide a framework for Continuous Professional Development (CPD) of teachers.
HOW TO CONTACT NTC
The following are the ways you can reach NTC:
Contact NTC via 030 298 6325
Email: Info@ntc.gov.gh
Address:
National Teaching Council
P. O. Box MB 247 Accra
J273 Institute Drive
GA-076-6021
Opposite University of Ghana City Campus, Adabraka
FAQs
AFTER LICENSING WHAT IS NEXT?
After licensing, teachers/facilitators are required to:
Undergo Continuous Professional Development programs to earn credit points.
Build their portfolio.
Adhere to prescribed Standards and Professional Ethics.
Renew their license per the set duration as stated by the Council.
WHAT IS CPD?
CPD means Continuous Professional Development:
It refers to the process by which teachers/facilitators maintain and enhance their knowledge, skills, and experiences as they work after any initial training.
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