The Ghana Education Service (GES) has officially released postings for teachers returning from study leave with pay for the 2026 academic year. This announcement brings relief to many teachers who have completed their approved study programmes and are preparing to resume duty.
The information was contained in an official statement issued by the GES Public Relations Unit at the Headquarters in Accra on 30th January, 2026.
GES Postings for Teachers Returning from Study Leave with Pay 2026
According to Management of the Ghana Education Service, all teachers who were on study leave with pay have now been successfully posted. Affected teachers are therefore required to check their GES postings online and complete the necessary documentation.
How to Check GES Postings Online (2026)
Teachers returning from study leave with pay can check their posting details by accessing the GES Postings Checker portal through the official link below:
👉 https://bit.ly/StudyLeaveReturn
After checking their postings, teachers are required to print their placement slips, which will be used for further processing.
Submission of GES Placement Slips
GES has directed all returning teachers to submit their printed placement slips to their respective Regional Education Directorates.
📅 Submission Period:
Monday, 2nd February – Friday, 6th February, 2026
Teachers will receive their official GES posting letters during this period.
Reporting to Assigned Schools
Management of GES has welcomed teachers back into the Service and urged all returning teachers to report to their assigned stations promptly. Teachers are expected to resume work immediately after receiving their posting letters and continue serving the nation diligently.
Important Information for Teachers Returning from Study Leave
- Check your GES posting online early
- Print and keep your placement slip safely
- Submit documents to your Regional Education Directorate on time
- Report to your assigned school without delay
The release of the GES postings for teachers returning from study leave with pay in 2026 marks an important step in reintegrating qualified educators back into the classroom. Teachers affected by this exercise are advised to check their postings promptly, print their placement slips, and complete all required submissions within the stated timeline.
Failure to complete these steps within the stipulated period may result in administrative challenges.
Source: GESHub.org
