2023 School Placement Out This Week

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The 2023 School Placement Will Be Out This Week On Anyday Between Monday, November 27th, and Thursday, November 30th, 2023.

The 2023 School Placement is out this week, as the Ministry of Education (MoE) and the Ghana Education Service (GES) are expected to release the anticipated 2023 school placement for BECE graduates who sat for the 33rd edition of the examination administered by WAEC from August 7th to 11th, 2023.

Students will be placed in one of the 11 schools they selected. The candidates are expected to report to school on December 4th.

In all, some 300,000 candidates are expected to be automatically placed, while close to 200,000 are to use the self-placement module to select new schools and self-place into them.

Read: SHS Freshers to Report to School Next Week

For students and parents who may have problems with the placement portal or the placement itself, contacting this GES number below will help.

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2023 School Placement Out This Week: Public Notice on SHS Placement Release

Ahead of the school placement, the GES has outlined a set of public notices on the SHS placement release.

Let’s be aware of the following things to note when the placement is released:

1. There is usually a lot of traffic when the placement portal is opened. cssps.gov.gh. The public is to relax and not keep trying or forcing to check the placement when the site is not responding, or else you might invalidate your pin codes.

2. Always try to access the portal on a computer so you can print it out. You can also use your phone to save it as a PDF, get to a cafe or a photocopy shop, and print it out. We advise that if you don’t have strong internet, kindly get a computer with good internet.

3. Always refresh the site before keying in the details. Remember to add 23 to the end of your index in the first trial. Failure to do that in the first trial, as instructed on the site, will invalidate your PIN code on the second attempt.

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When the above-mentioned is observed well, we assure smooth system placement checking this year.

READ: 2023 SHS Placement Out Before November 30th (Projection) |CSSPS Portal | www.cssps.gov.gh

Let’s be patient as we await the release by GES.

We have also shared smart strategies for students to get ready for placement, especially those who might have obtained an aggregate of 25–48 in the released BECE results. Read that here. 2023 BECE graduates with an aggregate of 25–48 are likely to do self-placement if…

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2 Responses

  1. Travis Lord says:

    The GES is thinking about only his decision but not the public. Some are having money to buy the stuff for the school so did he think about those who are not having money for the next week

  2. Richwell says:

    That unfair, he is delaying parents time. We were told they are suppose to report on 4th December meanwhile the school hasn’t be released.That why we all say Ghana can’t develop due to all these sanctions.if the schools are not released by tomorrow we promise them that student will not reply to school next week.

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