
The Ghana Education Service (GES) has officially released the timetable for the November 2026 Teachers’ Promotion Examinations, which are scheduled to take place from November 2 to November 4, 2026. This national exercise will involve candidates across six professional rank categories, with all examination sessions slated to run from 9:00 AM to 11:00 AM daily. Designated centers have been established in various colleges of education and senior high schools across the country to accommodate the candidates. The three-day schedule is structured to manage specific ranks systematically. On the first day, November 2, candidates for the ranks of Director I and II will sit for their papers. The second day, November 3, is reserved for those seeking promotion to Principal Superintendent and Assistant Director II. The final day, November 4, will involve candidates for the Assistant Director I and Deputy Director ranks. To ensure a smooth process, the GES has instructed candidates to verify their examination details through SMS notifications, which will provide their specific Staff IDs and Index Numbers. Candidates are required to adhere to strict identification protocols, including the presentation of a valid national ID card at their respective centers. The GES has confirmed that accommodations will be provided for candidates with special needs to ensure inclusivity during the assessment. The examination syllabus is comprehensive, covering eight key areas such as national education policy, classroom management, curriculum development, and professional ethics. The format of the questions will vary depending on the rank, requiring tailored revision for each group of educators. As part of the final preparations, the GES has urged all eligible teachers to finalize their studies and ensure compliance with all administrative directives. This promotion exercise is a critical component of the professional development framework within the Ghana Education Service, ensuring that senior teaching and administrative positions are filled by qualified personnel. Candidates are encouraged to locate their assigned centers well in advance of the November 2 start date to avoid any logistical delays or confusion on the days of the exams.
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