In the spirit of celebrating World Teachers’ Day, the 2023 edition of the Ghana Teacher Prize award has come to a triumphant close. On this special occasion, we pay tribute to the dedicated educators who tirelessly mold the minds of our future generations.
These unsung heroes play a crucial role in shaping the destiny of our nation, and it is only fitting that we acknowledge their exceptional contributions.
The Ghana Teacher Prize is a platform that shines a spotlight on these remarkable individuals, honoring their commitment, innovation, and unwavering passion for teaching.
In this blog post, we will unveil the names of the deserving awardees who have been recognized for their outstanding achievements in the field of education.
Full List Of Winners For Ghana Teacher Prize 2023
Overall Best Teacher
- Name: Faith Aku Dzakpasu
- School: Greta ‘D’ Shepherd 2 Basic School
- District: Ga Central
- Region: Greater Accra
Overall Best Teacher (1st Runner-Up)
- Name: Isabella Wussa-Tetteh
- School: Sege D/A Primary & KG School
- District: Ada West
- Region: Greater Accra
Overall Best Teacher (2nd Runner-Up)
- Name: Fredous Iddi-Amin
- School: Ogbojo Presbyterian Basic School
- District: Adenta Municipal
- Region: Greater Accra
Best TVET Teacher
- Name: Peter Adu-Boahene
- School: Kumasi Technical Institute
- District: Kumasi Metro
- Region: Ashanti
Best SHTS Teacher
- Name: Sayibu Yakubu
- School: Yendi Senior High
- Region: Northern
Best JHS Teacher
- Name: Jibiliru Adama Nankpa
- School: TUTCO Demonstration Basic School
- District: Sissala East Municipal
- Region: Upper West
Best Primary Teacher
- Name: Barikisu Suleiman
- School: Answaru-Deen Islamic Basic School
- District: Okaikwei North
- Region: Greater Accra
Best KG Teacher
- Name: Racheal Afriyie
- School: Pabi M/A Primary School
- District: West Akim
- Region: Eastern
Most Outstanding College Tutor
- Name: Benjamin Semenyo Lifeson
- School: Presbyterian College of Education
- District: Akuapim North
- Region: Eastern
Most Outstanding College Tutor (1st Runner Up)
- Name: Victor King Ayanful
- School: OLA College of Education
- District: Cape Coast Metropolis
- Region: Central
Most Outstanding College Tutor (2nd Runner Up)
- Name: Simon Boateng (PHD)
- School: St. Monica’s College of Education
- District: Mampong
- Region: Ashanti
Most Outstanding Teacher in Leadership & Administration
- Name: Abraham Fletcher
- Position: Municipal Director of Education
- District: Sefwi-Wiawso
- Region: Western
Most Outstanding Teacher in Leadership & Administration (1st Runner Up)
- Name: Mariama Mahama
- Position: Principal, Dabokpa Technical Institute
- District: Tamale Metropolis
- Region: Northern
Most Outstanding Teacher in Leadership & Administration (2nd Runner Up)
- Name: George Sarfo Kantanka
- Position: Director of Education
- District: Akrofuom
- Region: Ashanti
Most Outstanding Non-Teaching Staff
- Name: Andrews Danso
- Position: Principal Administrative Officer, Apersua Comm. Snr. High Sch.
- District: Yilo Krobo
- Region: Eastern
Most Outstanding Non-Teaching Staff (1st Runner-Up)
- Name: Vincent Owusu Apraku
- Position: Chief Administrator, Don Bosco Technical Institute
- District: Sunyani West
- Region: Bono
Most Outstanding Non-Teaching Staff (2nd Runner-Up)
- Name: Richard Osei Bonsu
- Position: Subordinate Accountant, Our Lady of Providence Girls SHS
- District: Jaman South
- Region: Bono
As we bring this year’s Ghana Teacher Prize awards to a close, we are left with a profound sense of admiration for the educators who have left an indelible mark on our educational landscape. Their dedication, creativity, and unwavering commitment to their students is proof to the transformative power of teaching.
On this World Teachers’ Day, let us not only applaud the awardees but also remember that every teacher, in every classroom, plays a vital role in shaping our future.
We extend our heartfelt congratulations to all the awardees of the 2023 Ghana Teacher Prize, and we look forward to witnessing the continued positive impact of their work on the lives of countless students in the years to come.
Source: GESHub.org
