The Students Loan Trust Fund (SLTF) has issued a directive mandating that allowance coordinators (liaison officers) at the various colleges of education across the country collect essential data from their students.
According to the information gathered by Coleman Publications, this directive is critical for the timely processing of student allowances for the 2024/2025 academic year.
Students from levels 100 to 400 are required to cooperate with their allowance coordinators to ensure a prompt and efficient data collection process.
The data required includes E-Zwich card numbers, Ghana Card details, and any other information specified by their coordinators.
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The SLTF has emphasized that any disbursement, particularly for first-year students and for the first semester of the 2024/2025 academic year, is contingent upon the timely submission of accurate data.
Students are to note that any error in their data could lead to complications and prevent them from receiving their allowances. So, it is important to double-check your details and ensure everything is correct.
The SLTF has assured that any outstanding arrears will be paid upon submission of the required data.
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It should be noted the government has allocated the necessary funds for the allowances and has pledged to ensure prompt payment once all details are in place.
Students are urged to take this directive seriously and work closely with their allowance coordinators to ensure a smooth and efficient data collection process.
That is, they are reminded to cooperate fully with their coordinators and provide all required details to facilitate prompt payment of their allowances.
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Stay tuned for further updates as Coleman Publications will continue to monitor the situation and provide the latest information.