The Government of Ghana, through the Ministry of Education, has announced a significant increase in the Continuous Professional Development (CPD) allowance for pre-tertiary teachers, demonstrating its commitment to fostering a highly skilled and effective education system.
The Ministry of Education has confirmed the news, revealing that professional teachers will now receive GH¢2,400 annually, a substantial rise from the previous GH¢1,200.
Non-professional teachers will see their allowance increase to GH¢1,800 from the previous GH¢800.
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The CPD allowance, first introduced in 2020, aims to empower teachers by providing them with the financial means to pursue professional development activities.
These activities encompass a wide range of initiatives, including specialized training, workshops, and the acquisition of new teaching methodologies
The enhanced CPD allowance is expected to have a significant positive impact on the educational landscape, fostering a more dynamic and skilled teaching force capable of providing students with the best possible learning experience.
