The 2023 licensure candidate got furious after Mr. Denis ( Public Relation Officer P. R. O.) for National Teaching Council speaks about the pass Mark of the just ended teacher licensure exams to be 70%.
In his post on facebook. Angry licensure candidates drops the following messages to NTC.
We have a failing standard of education in Ghana due to government failure to perform their responsibility but nobody is ready to talk. Even the authorities to put government on toes will not do that because of politics. How can one compare a well resourced private sector to a public sector without common textbooks and other basic materials.
If someone chew and pour to pass but still lack the same resource problem, how will he or she impact knowledge or the person should use magic?
NTC your procedure of given lincenses to newly trained and graduated teachers from the 46 colleges of education is foolish exams and if a driver would be given lincenses to drive the driver would be given paper and pen exams to write after the driver would be given car or lorry to drive to prove his practical driving skills but teachers work are mostly done in schools so NTC should organised two folds of exams one is the paper and pen exams and the other is the practical aspect of teaching where each newly trained teachers will be scores practically on the workplace in school of how one prepare lesson plan,one classroom method of teaching , one general attitude to the teaching ethics,code and conduct in the school he/she is assigned to teach and one relationship with the school environment so the point is that NTC should have two folds of lincesure exams for newly trained and graduated teachers that is one of the exams should be paper and pen exams and the other exams should focus on the practical aspect where newly trained teachers are given schools where they will be assigned to a team of supervisors to score each trained and graduated teachers according to certain parameters inside or outside the school environment –
These some of the harsh messages from the Licensure candidates to NTC.