New 2021 School Selection Guidelines and Forms for BECE Graduates Out

New 2021 School Selection Guidelines and Forms for BECE Graduates Out

The Ghana Education Service has released the New  Guidelines for 2021 School Selection for all 2021 BECE graduates, schools, and parents. These guidelines are to help stakeholders to understand the school selection process and to make informed choices.

The GES as indicated that as part of measures to ensure a smooth placement of qualified BECE candidates for 2021, the Ghana Education Service and Vocational Education and Training Services (GES/TVETS) have put in place the following guidelines for the information of parents/guardians/teachers/candidates and the general public.

 

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The 2021 School Selection guidelines are as follows.

All SHS/SHTS/TVET institutions have been categorized and placed in four categories namely Category A, B, C, and D. Candidates are required to choose their 1st to 5th Choice schools from only category A, B, and C only. For every school a candidate chooses, the preferred accommodation and programme have to be chosen as well.

 

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2021 School Selection for all BECE graduates

Candidates can only select one school from Category A. Again candidates can choose only two schools from category B and up to 5 schools from category C.

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Candidates are to note that, it is not compulsory to make your first choice from Category A or B. Choose schools based on your academic strength and not taste and preference. Choosing very bog and competitive schools may lead to lost opportunities.

 

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Candidates are required to make their 6th and final choice from category D. These are compulsory day schools. Candidates can also choose their last choice school from the set of schools labeled special schools. These special schools are boarding schools. The category D school a candidate chooses must be one that is very close to his or her residence or catchment area.

 

New Guidelines for 2021 School Selection for all BECE graduates out

 

If a 2021 BECE graduate intends to offer only TVET programmes, he or she is to select all 6 schools from categories A, B, and C whether the schools are boarding or not.

However, the accommodation preference of the candidate must be chosen along with the preferred programme of study.

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Schools chosen by parents must be done based on the knowledge acquired during the sensitization exercise.

They must also complete the school selection form, sign them and return them to their wards schools for onward entry into the school selection software.

New Guidelines for 2021 School Selection for all BECE graduates out

The form for the 2021 school selection can be downloaded here…

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Wisdom K.E Hammond

Ghanaeducation.org is founded by Wisdom Kojo Eli Hammond, a distinguished Ghanaian Edu-Tech Entrepreneur, AI Solutions Developer, and Product Architect with over 25 years of cross-disciplinary experience in education, finance, and digital media. Wisdom is the visionary force behind SkulManager, Ghana’s premier school management ecosystem, and the Lead Consultant at Education-News Consult. A self-taught innovator, professional Web Designer, and regular columnist on GhanaWeb, Wisdom engineered SkulManager.com as the only platform strictly tailored to the GES curriculum. His technical leadership has redefined educational assessment through a hybrid marking ecosystem, pioneering the BECE and WASSCE Home Mock services—a unique fusion of WAEC-trained human examiners and advanced AI marking engines operational since 2022.

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