The Management of the National Teaching Council (NTC), has released the much-awaited for 2023 Ghana Teacher Licensure Examination 2 and 3 results and performance statistics.
A closer examination of the performance statistics by GESHub.org provides valuable insights into the achievements and challenges of the candidates.
A total of 20,181 candidates participated in the GTLE 2, representing a diverse cohort of aspiring educators. The overall pass rate for this group stands at 52.6%, indicating that 10,625 candidates successfully met the required standards.
On the other hand, 9,556 candidates, constituting 47.4%, did not attain the passing threshold. Breaking down the performance further, candidates fall into distinct categories:
Performance statistics for 2023/2024 NTC Licensure Exams
Statistics on 2023 GTLE 2 (Reform)
- Pass None: 892 candidates (4.4%)
- Pass 1: 2,641 candidates (13.1%)
- Pass 2: 6,023 candidates (29.8%)
Performance Across Core Subjects
General Professional Knowledge (GPK)
- Candidates: 20,063
- Total Pass: 12,392
- Percentage Pass: 61.8%
- Total Fail: 7,671
- Percentage Fail: 38.2%
Early Childhood/Grade Pedagogy
- Candidates: 900
- Total Pass: 605
- Percentage Pass: 67.2%
- Total Fail: 295
- Percentage Fail: 32.8%
Primary and JHS Pedagogy
- Candidates: 14,706
- Total Pass: 14,421
- Percentage Pass: 98.1%
- Total Fail: 285
- Percentage Fail: 1.9%
SHS Pedagogy
- Candidates: 4,459
- Total Pass: 3,735
- Percentage Pass: 83.8%
- Total Fail: 724
- Percentage Fail: 16.2%
These statistics shed light on the significance of specialized training, with candidates focused on Primary and Junior High School Pedagogy achieving an impressive 98.1% pass rate.
In contrast, Early Childhood/Grade Pedagogy recorded a 67.2% success rate, showcasing varying performances across different teaching levels.
Stay tuned for the detailed breakdown of individual performances and the subsequent impact on the educational landscape in Ghana.
How to check 2023/2024 Ghana Teacher Licensure Exam results
- Go to exams.ntc.gov.gh.
- Enter your Personal Identification Number (PIN) and Serial Number used during registration.
- Click “Submit” to access your NTC licensure exam results.
- Print your provisional certificate after checking the results.
Source: GESHub.org
