The National Teaching Council (NTC) has requested all the appropriate educational institutions to upload the pass list and details of their diploma students for the Ghana Teacher Licensure Examination (GTLE).
In this respectful request to educational institutions, the council has also urged compliance and provided guidelines for the process.
Under the GTLE reforms implemented this year, candidates associated with the traditional GTLE (Essential Professional Skills, Literacy, and Numeracy) were given three chances to write and pass the exam.
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The registration for the final chance, the 2023 GTLE 3, commenced on October 9, 2023.
In response to the petitions received from diplomates who were initially excluded from the reform, the Council has decided to allow them to participate in the 2023 GTLE 3.
This particular exam will take place on November 16 and 17, 2023, and will be the last opportunity for candidates associated with the traditional GTLE.
However, diplomates registering as fresh candidates will not have the chance for a re-sit.
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It is essential to note that the examination will be exclusively for re-sit candidates and holders of a Diploma in Education.
Format
Educational institutions are therefore requested to upload the details of qualified diplomates on the National Teaching Council’s portal HERE (indexing.nte.gov.gh) in an Excel format.
The following information is required:
a. Index Number
b. Surname
c. Middle Name
d. First Name
e. Date of Birth
f. Sex
g. Programme
h. Programme Qualification
i. Year of Admission
j. Year of Graduation
k. Class
l. Email address
m. Telephone number
The institutions were urged to adhere to the deadline for the upload, which is no later than October 20, 2023.
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The GTLE Council greatly anticipates the compliance of educational institutions in this uploading process as part of the GTLE reforms implementation.
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