Great news is in store for candidates eagerly awaiting the results of the Ghana Teacher Licensure Examination (GTLE) II! The anticipation surrounding the pass mark for the examination has finally been addressed, bringing relief to many after a period of uncertainty.
The recent development unfolded following a petition by the Teacher Trainees’ Association of Ghana to Dr. Yaw Osei Adutwum, the Minister for Education.
The association sought intervention in response to rumors and media reports suggesting a significant increase in the pass mark from the previous 50% to a staggering 70%. This unexpected adjustment had sparked widespread concern and led to a social media outcry from candidates who had undertaken the examination.
In a positive turn of events, a constructive meeting between the Teacher Trainees’ Association of Ghana and various stakeholders has resulted in a revised pass mark of 52% for candidates sitting for the examination.
The association, in a statement, expressed its satisfaction with the outcome and conveyed the news to all candidates eagerly awaiting their results.
“Following TTAG’s petition to the Minister for Education to intervene in the GTLE pass mark issues, we are pleased to inform all candidates that the NTC Board has agreed to marginally revise the pass mark to 52%,” TTAG announced.
Candidates are now encouraged to stay tuned as the results are expected to be released soon. The association extended its appreciation to the Ministry of Education, the National Teaching Council, and other stakeholders for their cooperation in addressing this matter promptly.
As the education community awaits the release of the GTLE II results, this revision in the pass mark brings a sense of fairness and understanding to the examination process. Stay connected for further updates and best of luck to all the candidates awaiting their results!
Source: GESHub.org
