10 Useful Education Website Links Every Student and Teacher Should Know

Teachers and students in Ghana increasingly rely on online platforms to access professional services, education resources, payroll information, pension records, and other important work-related services.

With several teacher-related services now available online, knowing the right websites can save time and make it easier to access important information without having to visit an office.

Below are some useful websites teachers can bookmark and keep readily available.

Ghana Education News

Teachers and students who want to stay updated on education news, GES developments, BECE and WASSCE updates, school announcements and other education-related information can visit Ghana Education News.

The platform publishes education updates and information relevant to teachers, students, parents, and other education stakeholders. You can also take BECE Mocks for Free on the same site here

Education Resources, Exams and Mock Questions

Teachers looking for lesson plans, schemes of work, mock examinations, examination materials and other education resources can visit The site can be accessed here: > SkulManager.

The platform provides an online education resource store with materials for different classes and subjects. Its wider education ecosystem also includes school management, assessment and other education services. (SkulManager)

Ministry of Education EMIS Census

Teachers and school authorities who need access to the Ministry of Education’s Education Management Information System can use the relevant EMIS platform.

The Ministry’s EMIS portal provides services connected with school and teacher records, including teacher registration and school information. The site can be accessed here: >(EMIS Portal)

Government of Ghana Payslip

Teachers who need to access their electronic government payslip can use the Government of Ghana payslip service provided at GoG ePayslip Services.

Teachers should ensure that they use their correct login details and keep their account information secure.

GoG PV Validation

Teachers and other public sector workers who need to access the Government of Ghana PV validation service can visit GoG PV Validation.

The platform is useful for accessing the relevant government payment validation service.

GESOPS Member Portal

Teachers who are members of the Ghana Education Service Occupational Pension Scheme can access the GESOPS member portal to manage their pension-related information.

The GESOPS platform provides members with access to services including account registration, statements and other pension-related services. The site can be accessed here: > (gespensions – Welcome to GESOPS)

SSNIT Portal

Teachers can also access the Social Security and National Insurance Trust online services through the SSNIT portal.

The portal is useful for teachers who need to access their social security-related information and services. The site can be accessed here: >SSNIT Login Portal

GES-MIS Portal

The Ghana Education Service Management Information System provides an online platform for managing important GES information.

The current GES-MIS portal allows staff to log in and review or update their records and upload required supporting documents for verification.The site can be accessed here: > (GES-MIS)

Teachers should be careful to use the correct GES-MIS login credentials when accessing the system.

NTC Teacher Portal

The National Teaching Council’s Teacher Portal Ghana is another important online platform for teachers.

The portal provides teacher login services and also supports other functions connected with teachers, CPD facilitators, organisations and other users. The site can be accessed here: > (Teacher Portal Ghana)

Teachers can use the portal to access relevant professional services and manage their teacher-related accounts.

Why Teachers Should Bookmark These Websites

Teachers handle several responsibilities beyond classroom teaching. Payroll, pension, professional development, GES records, education resources and education news can all require online access.

Keeping the correct websites bookmarked can therefore make it easier to find important services when they are needed.

Teachers should also avoid relying on links shared through unverified WhatsApp messages or social media posts. Where possible, they should type the official website address directly into their browser or bookmark the verified page after visiting it.

The education sector is becoming increasingly digital, making it important for teachers to know where to find reliable online services and information.