The forerunner of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), John Dramani Mahama, has promised Ghanaian teachers an optimistic future in his next government.
Today, October 5, 2023, is World Teachers Day; therefore, in an attempt to celebrate teachers across the nation, John Mahama has emphasized the need to support and cherish teachers as they are the backbone of the country’s education system.
In an effort to commemorate World Teachers Day today, John Mahama has stressed the necessity of supporting and appreciating teachers since they are the cornerstone of the country’s educational system.
The former president emphasized the crucial role teachers play in Ghana’s educational system in a statement obtained by 1Family Radio. He additionally stressed the need to arm teachers with the tools they need to offer top-notch education to students.
“Improving teaching and learning must be a top priority for Ghana as we forge ahead towards a more prosperous future. Teachers are the backbone of our education system, and we must provide them with the resources, tools, support, and training to enable them to deliver quality education to our children.’’
“To this end, the National Democratic Congress (NDC) remains committed to investing in teacher education and professional development programs,’’ parts of the statement read.
“We recognize the importance of addressing teachers’s working conditions. Our pledge to Ghanaian teachers, on page 69 of our People’s Manifesto of 2020, remains true today. Education is a fundamental right, and every child in Ghana deserves equal access to quality education.’’
“My administration will strengthen the implementation of the free SHS policy by investing in infrastructure, expanding access to educational resources, and improving the overall learning environment in our senior high schools,’’ he added.
Source: 1Familyradio