Teacher licensure past questions portal (PortaPrep) opened – NTC
The chalk fraternity in Ghana at the Pre-tertiary level can now access the NTC Teacher licensure past questions from the newly launched PortaPrep by the NTC. This PortaPrep portal will aid teachers in their preparation for the GTLE.
“The GTLE past questions portal (PortaPrep) will be opened by the National Teaching Council from next week onwards as part of preparations for the writing of the next Ghana teacher licensure examination,” TTAG said in a press release.
In 2021 Dr. Yaw Osei Adutwum, Minister for Education charged the NTC to take proactive steps towards the creating of a questions bank portal where teachers preparing for the examination can access useful materials and past questions.
In May 2021, the massive failure recorded in the teacher licensure exams further informed the move to ensure the pass rate improves in the subsequent licensure examinations.
More online tests can also be taken on Ghanaeducation.org here [NTC ONLINE TEST]
Graduate teachers can access the NTC Teacher licensure past questions by following the following steps
A. Visit https://www.gtleghana.com/
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B. Click ‘Free Test’ on the homepage of the site.
C. Get access to the questions and answer them.
Teachers who intend to write the examination in 2022 have a great opportunity to prepare for the examination with the assistance of the online Teacher licensure past questions portal. More online tests can also be taken on Ghanaeducation.org here [NTC ONLINE TEST]

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