Payment of National Standardized Test For B2 and B4 made by GES
Payment of National Standardized Test For B2 and B4 made by GES
A letter Sighted by Seekersnewsgh.com from the Ghana Education Service (GES) HQ indicates that the payment of the Basic Two and basic Four Tests has been made.
The letter is to alert all Regional/ District Directors of Education to the payment.
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PAYMENT OF THE 2022 NATIONAL STANDARDISED TEST FOR BASIC 2 AND BASIC 4
Management of the Ghana Education Service is by this letter informing all Regional
Directors that the payment for the 2022 National Standardized Test for Basic Two (2)
and Basic Four (4) have been made to the Bank Accounts of the Regions and Districts.
7th July 2023
Signed by Ag. DEPUTY DIRECTOR-GENERAL (MS)
For: DIRECTOR-GENERAL
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Ghana National Standadised Test
The Ghana Education Service (GES) conducts National standardised tests aimed at assessing the academic performance of students across the country. These tests are designed to provide a standardized measure of students’ knowledge and skills in various subjects.
The national standardised test covers subjects such as English Language, Mathematics, Integrated Science, and Social Studies. It is usually administered to students at specific grade levels, such as Basic 2, Basic 4, Basic 6…
The purpose of the National standardised test is to evaluate students’ understanding of the curriculum and their ability to apply the knowledge and skills they have acquired. The results of these tests help identify areas where students may need additional support or intervention.
The GES uses the results of the national standardised test to monitor and improve the quality of education in Ghana. Schools and teachers can also use the test results to identify strengths and weaknesses in their instructional practices and make necessary adjustments.
Furthermore, the national standardised test results may also be used for academic placement and selection purposes. For example, students’ performance in the tests can determine their eligibility for certain educational programs or scholarships.
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