Contingency Fund A contingency fund is a fund established to account for the urgent or unforeseen needs for which no other provision exists to meet the need. The unforeseen circumstances may include social disorder, natural disaster, and other similar events. Advances made from the fund should be reRead more
Contingency Fund
A contingency fund is a fund established to account for the urgent or unforeseen needs for which no other provision exists to meet the need.
The unforeseen circumstances may include social disorder, natural disaster, and other similar events.
Advances made from the fund should be replaced as soon as possible by presenting a supplementary estimate to parliament to that effect.
The contingency fund is resourced from the money voted by parliament for that
purpose.
For withdrawals to be made from this fund, the President must request the public finance committee of parliament.
On the other hand, the contingency fund is a fund into which funds have been voted (set aside) by Parliament to pay for unexpected events (which no other provision exists) for which the nation must respond to restore normalcy.
For instance, Ghana had to respond to the May 9 Stadium Disaster and the June 3 Accra (Circle) Flooding and Fire disaster.
These monies would normally come from the contingency fund. Even though payments from the contingency fund requires only the approval of the finance committee of parliament, the fund needs to be reimbursed from the consolidated fund for monies spent from the contingency fund and such reimbursements need parliamentary approval
No money shall be withdrawn from any public fund, other than the consolidated fund and the contingency fund unless the issue of those money has been authorized by or under the authority of an Act of Parliament
How many SHS are in Ghana? There are 475 SHS in Ghana. Here is the number of all public and private schools in Ghana: Category Number Primary schools 12,227 Junior high schools 6,418 Senior high schools 475 FULL LIST OF SHS IN GHANA Ashanti Region Akrofuom Secondary/Technical, Akrofuom Asare BediakoRead more
How many SHS are in Ghana?
There are 475 SHS in Ghana.
Here is the number of all public and private schools in Ghana:
Category
Number
Primary schools
12,227
Junior high schools
6,418
Senior high schools
475
FULL LIST OF SHS IN GHANA
Ashanti Region
Akrofuom Secondary/Technical, Akrofuom
Asare Bediako Secondary, Akrokerri
Bogwesango Secondary, Bodwesango
Dompoase Secondary, Dompoase
New Edubiase Secondary, New Edubiase
T.I. Ahmadiyya Senior High School, Fomena
Obuasi Municipal District
Christ the King Catholic Senior High School
Father Augustine Murphy Commercial School
Obuasi Secondary/Technical School
St. Margaret Senior High School (Private)
Just Love Senior High School (Private)
Adansi Technical Institute (Private)
Afigya-Sekyere District
Adu Gyamfi Secondary, Jamasi
Agona Secondary/Technical, Agona
Konadu Yiadom Secondary, Asaman
Okomfo Anokye Secondary, Wiamoase
S.D.A. Secondary, Agona
Tetrem Secondary, Tetrem
Ahafo Ano North District
Maabang Secondary/Technical, Maabang
Tepa Secondary, Tepa
Ahafo Ano South District
Mankranso Secondary, Mankranso
Amansie East District
Jacobu Secondary/Technical, Jacobu
Oppong Memorial Secondary, Kokofu
Saint Joseph Secondary/Technical, Ahwiren
SDA Secondary, Bekwai
Wesley High School, Bekwai
Amansie West District
Esase Bontefufuo Secondary, Esase Bontefufuo
Manso-Adubia Secondary, Adubia
Mansoman Secondary, Manso Atwere
Asante Akim North District
Agogo State College, Agogo
Collins Secondary/Technical, Agogo
Konongo Odumase Secondary, Odumase
Owerriman Secondary, Domeabra
Asante Akim South District
Bompata Presby Secondary, Bompata
Juaso Secondary/Technical, Juaso
Ofoase Secondary/Technical, Ofoase
Atwima Mponua District / Atwima Nwabiagya District
Mpasatia Secondary/Technical, Mpasatia
Nyinahin Catholic Secondary, Nyinahin
Osei Tutu Secondary, Akropong
Toase Secondary, Toase
Yaa Asantewaa Girls Secondary, Tanoso
Botsomtwe/Atwima/Kwanhuma District
Afia Kobi Ampem Girls Secondary, Trabuom
Beposo Secondary, Beposo
Jachie Pramso Senior High School
St.Margaret High School,Feyiase
Ejuraman Secondary, Ejura
Sekyedumase Secondary, Sekyedumase
Kumasi Metropolitan District
Adventist Secondary School, Bantama-Kumasi
Anglican Secondary School, Asem-Kumasi
Pentecost Secondary School,Breman-kumasi
Roman Girls Nursing Traning School,[Suame-Kumasi]
Asanteman Secondary School, Bantama
Ashanti Kingdom Senior High School,Ahodwo Daban-Kumasi
Kumasi Academy, Asokore Mampong
Kumasi Girls Secondary School, Abrepo- Kumasi
Kumasi High School, Atonsu Gyenase
Kumasi secondary Technical School, Patasi-Kumasi
Mmofraturo Girls Secondary School, Kumasi
Opoku Ware School, Kumasi
Osei Kyeretwie Secondary School, Old Tafo
Prempeh College, Kumasi
Engel Educational Complex – Kronom
Kwabre District
Adanwomase Secondary, Adanwomase
Aduman Secondary, Aduman
Antoa Secondary, Antoa
Gyeama Penson Secondary/Technical, Aboaso
Kofi Adjei Secondary/Technical, Bampanase
Simms Secondary, Fawoade
Offinso District
Akumadan Secondary, Akumadan
Namong Secondary, Namong
St. Jerome Secondary, Abofour
Sekyere East District
Asokore T.I. Ahmad Secondary, Asokore
Dadease Agriculture Secondary, Dadease
Effiduase Secondary/Commercial, Effiduase
Krobea Asante Vocational/Technical Institute, Asokore
Tweneboa Kodua Secondary School, Kumawu
Sekyere West District
Amaniampong Secondary, Mampong
Nsutaman Catholic Secondary, Nsuta
Saint Joseph Secondary/Commercial School, Mampong
Saint Monica’s Secondary, Mampong
Ejisu/Juaben District
Juaben Secondary School, Juaben
Ejisuman Secondary Schoo, Ejisu
Ejisu Secondary Technical School, Ejisu
Bonwire Secondary Technical School, Bonwire
Achinakrom Secondary School, Ejisu – Achinakrom
Church of Christ Senior High School – Adadeentem
Brong Ahafo Region
Asunafo North District / Asunafo South District
Ahafoman Secondary/Technical, Goaso
Kukuom Agric Secondary, Kukuom
Mim Secondary, Mim
Asutifi District
Acherensua Secondary, Acherensua
Gyamfi Kumanin Secondary /Technical, Wamahinso
Hwidiem Secondary, Hwidiem
OLA Girls Secondary, Kenyasi
Atebubu-Amantin District
Atebubu Secondary, Atebubu
Amanten Secondary, Amanten
Prang Secondary, Prang
Yeji Secondary / Technical, Yeji
Berekum District
Berekum Secondary, Berekum
Jinjini Secondary, Jinjini
Methodist Secondary/Technical, Biadan
Presbyterian Secondary, Berekum
Dormaa District
Dormaa Secondary, Dormaa Ahenkro
Mansen Comm. Day Secondary, Wamfie
Nkrankwanta Comm Secondary, Nkrankwanta
Wamanafo Comm Day Secondary/Technical, Wamanafo
Jaman North District / Jaman South District
Drobo Secondary, Drobo
Goka Secondary /Technical, Goka
Nafana Secondary, Sampa
Our Lady of Providence Secondary, Kwasi Buokrom
Sumaman Secondary, Suma-Ahenkro
Kintampo North District / Kintampo South District
Jema Secondary, Jema
Kintampo Secondary, Kintampo
Nkoranza District
Busunya Secondary, Busunya
Nkoranza Secondary/Technical, Nkoranza
Pru DistrictSene District
Kajaji Secondary, Kajaji Settlement Town
Kwame Danso Secondary/Technical, Kwame Danso
Sunyani District
Chiraa Secondary, Chiraa
Notre Dame Girls Secondary, Sunyani
Odomaseman Day Secondary, Odomase
Sunyani Secondary School, Sunyani
Sacred Heart Secondary, Nsoatre
St. James Seminary and Secondary, Abesim
Twene Amanfo Secondary/Technical, Sunyani
Sunyani Business Secondary School (SUBSEC), Sunyani
Tain DistrictTano North District / Tano South District
What are the 4 core subjects? Basically, core subjects differ in every country or jurisdiction, for instance in Ghana are four (4) main core subjects. What are the 4 core subjects? List of the 4 core subjects : Mathematics English Science and Social Studies Also, some countries have more than four hRead more
What are the 4 core subjects?
Basically, core subjects differ in every country or jurisdiction, for instance in Ghana are four (4) main core subjects.
What are the 4 core subjects?
List of the 4 core subjects :
Mathematics
English
Science and
Social Studies
Also, some countries have more than four hence here are the possible five (5) core subjects:
Some subjects really form the core of your curriculum.
If you’re just starting to plan your home school journey, your first step should be to plan out your core subjects.
A core subject is a necessity: something your child has to learn in order to be educated. The good news is that the core subjects are relatively straightforward. There are really only four:
Mathematics
Language Arts
History
Science
Of course, it’s not quite that simple, since Language Arts has four different components:
Reading (phonics for younger children, literature for those already reading well)
We strongly suggest that you think of “language arts” as four different subjects, rather than investing in a complete “language arts” curriculum. Grammar and spelling are skill-based subjects, meaning that your student should master them in a planned, sequential manner, using workbooks and exercises; literature is an exploration-based subject, meaning that you can pick and choose what you want the student to read (but she’ll never read all of it!); writing combines aspects of both skill and exploration. Most combined language arts curricula either do skill or exploration well—but not both. (Also, complete language arts programs for young students who are still studying phonics almost always require far too much handwriting and fine motor work by linking reading skills to writing skills.)
So as you construct your first year of home education, begin by settling on texts for each of the following:
Literature (rather than selecting a “text” for this, we strongly suggest that you simply use a reading list and have the student read through a selected number of wonderful books)
Here are the major courses in SHS in Ghana: BUSINESS GENERAL ARTS GENERAL SCIENCE HOME SCIENCE (HOME ECONOMICS) VISUAL ARTS AGRIC SCIENCE TECHNICAL SUBJECTS The list of Courses in SHS/Technical and Vocational Institutes in Ghana has seen little or no change since the inception of the education reforRead more
Here are the major courses in SHS in Ghana:
BUSINESS
GENERAL ARTS
GENERAL SCIENCE
HOME SCIENCE (HOME ECONOMICS)
VISUAL ARTS
AGRIC SCIENCE
TECHNICAL SUBJECTS
The list of Courses in SHS/Technical and Vocational Institutes in Ghana has seen little or no change since the inception of the education reform a couple of years now. The reform that caused the duration of Senior High Schools being lengthened from three (3) years to four (4) years in the 2007/2008 academic year have little impact on the core curriculum and the specialized subjects being pursued under the different courses.
While the four-year duration of senior high school education has been uprightly abolished by the then Prof. Atta Mills administration in 2010, most SHS used academic strategies to introduce all the various subjects to students in the first year. Then offer courses and program selection guidance for students to choose their preferred courses in the second year.
At the SHS level, students will be expected to learn mandatory core subjects. These subjects are Mathematics, English, Integrated Science, and Social Studies.
Also, each student is required to offer four (4) elective subjects. The list of elective subjects depends entirely on the course chosen by the student.
For instance, a student who is pursuing Home Science (formerly Home Economics) may not be required to read Physics.
Below is the list of courses offered at the SHS, Technical and Vocational Institutes and the possible elective subjects that can be chosen by students.
List Of Business Subjects In SHS In Ghana
Core Subjects
Elective Subjects
1. English
2. Integrated Science
3. Mathematics
4. Social Studies
5. Information Communication Technology (Core ICT)
6. Physical Education
Other Subjects
6. Elective ICT
7. French
8. Clerical Office Duties – COD
Business Subjects – List of Courses in SHS/Technical/Vocational in Ghana.
Subject Combination for Business Students
In addition to the 3 mandatory elective subjects (Business Management, Financial Accounting, Economics), business students in senior high school are required to select either Elective Mathematics – E-Maths or Cost Accounting. Listed below are the possible subject combination for business students.
Business Management, Financial Accounting, Economics and Elective Mathematics (E- Maths).
Business Management, Financial Accounting, Economics and Cost Accounting.
List Of General Arts Subjects In SHS In Ghana
Core Subjects
Elective Subjects
1. English
2. Integrated Science
3. Mathematics
4. Social Studies
5. Information Communication Technology (Core ICT)
6. Physical Education
1. Christian Religious Studies – CRS
2. Economics
3. Elective ICT
4. Elective Mathematics – E-Maths
5. Elective Physics
6. Fante
7. French
8. Geography
9. Government
10. History
11. Literature in English
12. Twi – Either Asante Twi or Akuapim Twi
General Arts Subjects – List of Courses in SHS/Technical/Vocational in Ghana
Subject Combination for General Arts Students
Listed below are the possible subject combination for general arts students in SHS.
General Science Subjects – List of Courses in SHS/Technical/Vocational in Ghana
List Of Home Economics Subjects In SHS In Ghana
Core Subjects
Elective Subjects
1. English
2. Integrated Science
3. Mathematics
4. Social Studies
5. Information Communication Technology (Core ICT)
6. Physical Education
1. Biology
2. Clothing and Textiles
3. Economics – Econs
4. Elective Chemistry
5. Food And Nutrition
6. General Knowledge in Arts
7. Management in Living
8. French
Home Economics Subjects – List of Courses in SHS/Technical/Vocational in Ghana
List Of Visual Arts Subjects In SHS In Ghana
Core Subjects
Elective Subjects
1. English
2. Integrated Science
3. Mathematics
4. Social Studies
5. Information Communication Technology (Core ICT)
6. Physical Education
1. Basketry
2. Ceramics and Sculpture
3. Economics – Econs
4. General Knowledge in Arts
5. Graphic Design
6. Literature in English
7. Leatherwork
8. Picture Making
9. Textiles
10. French
Visual Arts Subjects – List of Courses in SHS/Technical/Vocational in Ghana
List Of Agricultural Science Subjects In SHS In Ghana
Core Subjects
Elective Subjects
1. English
2. Integrated Science
3. Mathematics
4. Social Studies
5. Information Communication Technology (Core ICT)
6. Physical Education
1. Animal Husbandry
2. General Agricultural Science
3. Crop Husbandry and Horticulture
4. Fisheries
5. Forestry
Agricultural Science Subjects – List of Courses in SHS/Technical/Vocational in Ghana
What are the 5 core subjects? Basically, core subjects differ in every country or jurisdiction, for instance in Ghana are four (4) main core subjects. List of core subjects: Mathematics English Science and Social Studies Also, some countries have more than four hence here are the possible five (5) cRead more
What are the 5 core subjects?
Basically, core subjects differ in every country or jurisdiction, for instance in Ghana are four (4) main core subjects.
List of core subjects:
Mathematics
English
Science and
Social Studies
Also, some countries have more than four hence here are the possible five (5) core subjects:
Some subjects really form the core of your curriculum.
If you’re just starting to plan your home school journey, your first step should be to plan out your core subjects.
A core subject is a necessity: something your child has to learn in order to be educated. The good news is that the core subjects are relatively straightforward. There are really only four:
Mathematics
Language Arts
History
Science
Of course, it’s not quite that simple, since Language Arts has four different components:
Reading (phonics for younger children, literature for those already reading well)
We strongly suggest that you think of “language arts” as four different subjects, rather than investing in a complete “language arts” curriculum. Grammar and spelling are skill-based subjects, meaning that your student should master them in a planned, sequential manner, using workbooks and exercises; literature is an exploration-based subject, meaning that you can pick and choose what you want the student to read (but she’ll never read all of it!); writing combines aspects of both skill and exploration. Most combined language arts curricula either do skill or exploration well—but not both. (Also, complete language arts programs for young students who are still studying phonics almost always require far too much handwriting and fine motor work by linking reading skills to writing skills.)
So as you construct your first year of home education, begin by settling on texts for each of the following:
Literature (rather than selecting a “text” for this, we strongly suggest that you simply use a reading list and have the student read through a selected number of wonderful books)
What is the best course in SHS? Here are the major courses in SHS in Ghana: BUSINESS GENERAL ARTS GENERAL SCIENCE HOME SCIENCE (HOME ECONOMICS) VISUAL ARTS AGRIC SCIENCE TECHNICAL SUBJECTS The list of Courses in SHS/Technical and Vocational Institutes in Ghana has seen little or no change since theRead more
What is the best course in SHS?
Here are the major courses in SHS in Ghana:
BUSINESS
GENERAL ARTS
GENERAL SCIENCE
HOME SCIENCE (HOME ECONOMICS)
VISUAL ARTS
AGRIC SCIENCE
TECHNICAL SUBJECTS
The list of Courses in SHS/Technical and Vocational Institutes in Ghana has seen little or no change since the inception of the education reform a couple of years now. The reform that caused the duration of Senior High Schools being lengthened from three (3) years to four (4) years in the 2007/2008 academic year have little impact on the core curriculum and the specialized subjects being pursued under the different courses.
While the four-year duration of senior high school education has been uprightly abolished by the then Prof. Atta Mills administration in 2010, most SHS used academic strategies to introduce all the various subjects to students in the first year. Then offer courses and program selection guidance for students to choose their preferred courses in the second year.
At the SHS level, students will be expected to learn mandatory core subjects. These subjects are Mathematics, English, Integrated Science, and Social Studies.
Also, each student is required to offer four (4) elective subjects. The list of elective subjects depends entirely on the course chosen by the student.
For instance, a student who is pursuing Home Science (formerly Home Economics) may not be required to read Physics.
Below is the list of courses offered at the SHS, Technical and Vocational Institutes and the possible elective subjects that can be chosen by students.
List Of Business Subjects In SHS In Ghana
Core Subjects
Elective Subjects
1. English
2. Integrated Science
3. Mathematics
4. Social Studies
5. Information Communication Technology (Core ICT)
6. Physical Education
Other Subjects
6. Elective ICT
7. French
8. Clerical Office Duties – COD
Business Subjects – List of Courses in SHS/Technical/Vocational in Ghana.
Subject Combination for Business Students
In addition to the 3 mandatory elective subjects (Business Management, Financial Accounting, Economics), business students in senior high school are required to select either Elective Mathematics – E-Maths or Cost Accounting. Listed below are the possible subject combination for business students.
Business Management, Financial Accounting, Economics and Elective Mathematics (E- Maths).
Business Management, Financial Accounting, Economics and Cost Accounting.
List Of General Arts Subjects In SHS In Ghana
Core Subjects
Elective Subjects
1. English
2. Integrated Science
3. Mathematics
4. Social Studies
5. Information Communication Technology (Core ICT)
6. Physical Education
1. Christian Religious Studies – CRS
2. Economics
3. Elective ICT
4. Elective Mathematics – E-Maths
5. Elective Physics
6. Fante
7. French
8. Geography
9. Government
10. History
11. Literature in English
12. Twi – Either Asante Twi or Akuapim Twi
General Arts Subjects – List of Courses in SHS/Technical/Vocational in Ghana
Subject Combination for General Arts Students
Listed below are the possible subject combination for general arts students in SHS.
General Science Subjects – List of Courses in SHS/Technical/Vocational in Ghana
List Of Home Economics Subjects In SHS In Ghana
Core Subjects
Elective Subjects
1. English
2. Integrated Science
3. Mathematics
4. Social Studies
5. Information Communication Technology (Core ICT)
6. Physical Education
1. Biology
2. Clothing and Textiles
3. Economics – Econs
4. Elective Chemistry
5. Food And Nutrition
6. General Knowledge in Arts
7. Management in Living
8. French
Home Economics Subjects – List of Courses in SHS/Technical/Vocational in Ghana
List Of Visual Arts Subjects In SHS In Ghana
Core Subjects
Elective Subjects
1. English
2. Integrated Science
3. Mathematics
4. Social Studies
5. Information Communication Technology (Core ICT)
6. Physical Education
1. Basketry
2. Ceramics and Sculpture
3. Economics – Econs
4. General Knowledge in Arts
5. Graphic Design
6. Literature in English
7. Leatherwork
8. Picture Making
9. Textiles
10. French
Visual Arts Subjects – List of Courses in SHS/Technical/Vocational in Ghana
List Of Agricultural Science Subjects In SHS In Ghana
Core Subjects
Elective Subjects
1. English
2. Integrated Science
3. Mathematics
4. Social Studies
5. Information Communication Technology (Core ICT)
6. Physical Education
1. Animal Husbandry
2. General Agricultural Science
3. Crop Husbandry and Horticulture
4. Fisheries
5. Forestry
Agricultural Science Subjects – List of Courses in SHS/Technical/Vocational in Ghana
Standard Chartered Bank Ghana Internet Banking – Stanchart Online Banking Guide Standard Chartered Bank Ghana Internet Banking – Stanchart Online Banking Guide Are you a Standard Chartered Bank customer in Ghana? Here is good news for you as we are going to give you details about how to register forRead more
Standard Chartered Bank Ghana Internet Banking – Stanchart Online Banking Guide
Standard Chartered Bank Ghana Internet Banking – Stanchart Online Banking Guide
Are you a Standard Chartered Bank customer in Ghana? Here is good news for you as we are going to give you details about how to register for Standard Chartered Bank Ghana internet banking.
Our attention has been drawn to many complaints from most of our Ghanaian readers expressing how tedious it is to register for Standard Chartered Online banking service in Ghana.
As a result, we have delved into the matter to give you the simplest and more comfortable way to register for the Stanchart electronic baking service in a few easy steps.
So if you are ready, let’s begin our crucial journey into the Stanchart internet banking guide.
After your account is opened, navigate to account information and click on the account number you want to check it’s balance.
Your balance will be displayed to you with the current balance of your bank account.
Furthermore, it not about making a fuss. That is why we talk much about Standard Chartered Bank online banking services.
It offers you a more secure and reliable internet banking service you will not get anywhere. See below and find out see.of their rich features available to subscribers.
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DStv Kenya packages and prices The wake of DStv Kenya’s new pricing is largely appealing to many subscribers more interested in becoming subscribers. Note that these DStv rates will become valid on September 1, 2020. Here is the summary of specific packages, add-ons and their current rates. PremiumRead more
DStv Kenya packages and prices
The wake of DStv Kenya’s new pricing is largely appealing to many subscribers more interested in becoming subscribers. Note that these DStv rates will become valid on September 1, 2020. Here is the summary of specific packages, add-ons and their current rates.
How To Suspend Your DStv Account Subscription – Suspend Any DStv Package Are you aware or do you know that you can suspend your DSTV account? Multichoice can now allow customers to suspend their subscriptions for a specified period of time. Here's how to suspend your DSTV account. DSTV is Africa's lRead more
How To Suspend Your DStv Account Subscription – Suspend Any DStv Package
Are you aware or do you know that you can suspend your DSTV account? Multichoice can now allow customers to suspend their subscriptions for a specified period of time. Here’s how to suspend your DSTV account.
DSTV is Africa’s leading pay television provider. They have changed a lot since its inception.
Today, many people have adopted Dstv as a source of entertainment in their home.
It is a pay-TV service that has acquired a smart way of providing TV services to its customers.
DSTV now allows subscribers to watch their favorite programs through the DSTV Now app, an application that allows DSTV subscribers to watch DSTV channels online.
For these reasons, DSTV is one of the best-paid TV providers in Africa.
WHAT YOU WILL LEAN
All you need to know about subscribing to Multichoice DSTV account
All you need to do before suspending your DSTV account
DS Here are the steps to suspend your DSTV account
How long can I suspend my account?
How can I reconnect to my account after the suspension
A How to fix a suspended DSTV subscription
What you will know about DSTV Multichis subscription
Although DSTV provides its services on a prepaid basis, some customers sometimes want to suspend their DSTV account.
This usually happens during your subscription and for some reason you will be away from home for a while.
If you’re looking for a way to suspend your DSTV account, you’ve come to the right place. After reading this interesting guide, you will be able to pause your DSTV subscription for a while.
So, how long can you suspend your DSTV subscription? You will find out soon.
Before proceeding, see what you expect from yourself before suspending your own DSTV subscription.
What you need before you can keep your DSTV account
If you want to suspend your DSTV account, here are the items you need:
An active DSTV account, an account that has a current subscription.
DYour DSTV account number or card number.
Your telephone number is registered with DSTV, it must say your telephone number that you used to register your DSTV decoder.
Name your DSTV account or profile.
Now if you have the requirements listed above, let’s see how you can suspend a multichoice account.
Here are the steps to follow to submit your DSTV account
If you want to suspend a DSTV account, you need to follow these steps:
Step 1: Get your account number or card number.
Step 2: Make sure you have all the details in your DSTV profile.
Step 3: Call DSTV Customer Service 2 days (48 hours) until the day you suspend the account.
Step 4: Request suspension of your account.
Step 5: They will check all your account details to see if you are the real owner of the set-top box.
Step : Once your request is approved, an order will be automatically sent to your account after you have temporarily finished your visit.
This way you can suspend your DSTV service on your decoder.
Your account is now suspended, but for how long? Read more below.
How much time can I spend on my account?
DSTV allows customers to request temporary suspension of their account for seven to fourteen days.
Remember you can suspend your DSTV account twice a year. As a result, you must make sure that you need to request a deferral because you have two possibilities in one year.
How to recover my account after an investigation
After the seven to fourteen day period or the expiration date that you requested to close your Isa Sa account, all services running on your accounts will be reactivated.
You do not need to contact your DSTV to reconnect your account after the suspension, unless it is within the duration of your DSTV account suspension.
How to set up a suspended DSTV subscription
If you have requested to suspend your DSTV account and for any reason you wish to restore your service, you only need to contact Dstv Customer Service.
Your account may be suspended due to a technical problem and when this happens you will need to use the online DSTV self-service or USSD code to clear the error code screen and your account will be reactivated.
complete list of all the cooperative bank branches in Nairobi - Kenya Here is the complete list of all the cooperative bank branches in Nairobi - Kenya with: Locations, address, branch code, telephone numbers and working hours. but first, let us explain what branch code is. Branch code: This is a uRead more
complete list of all the cooperative bank branches in Nairobi – Kenya
Here is the complete list of all the cooperative bank branches in Nairobi – Kenya with:
Locations, address, branch code, telephone numbers and working hours.
but first, let us explain what branch code is.
Branch code: This is a unique number that represents each of our branches, kindly note it is not the postal code.
Nairobi Area
Gigiri Mall Branch, Located at Gigiri Square Building, Opposite the UN Headquarters
Branch Code: 11151
P.O. Box 76941 – 00600 Mobil Plaza Nairobi
Tel: (020) 2181342, (020) 2181340
Cell: 0786 666036, 0701 156885
Email: gigirimallbr@co-opbank.co.ke Monday – Friday: 8:30 am to 4:00 pm Saturday: 8:30 am to 12:00 noon Sundays and Public Holidays: Closed
Green House Mall Branch
Branch Code: 11153
P.O. Box 42160 – 00100, Nairobi
Tel: (020) 218358, (020) 218357
Cell: 0786 666058, 0701 115000
Email: Greenhousebr@co-opbank.co.ke Monday – Friday: 08:30 am to 4:00 pm Saturday: 08:30 am to 12:00 noon Sundays and Public Holidays: Closed
Hilton Branch
Branch Code: 11270
P.O Box 20818-00100 Nairobi
Tel: (020) 2210551
Cell: 0714 052560, 0732 327601
Fax: 2210552
Email: mtc@co-opbank.co.ke Monday – Friday: 8:30 am to 4:00 pm Saturday: 8:30 am to 12:00 noon Sundays and Public Holidays: Closed
Kiserian Branch (MutAll Business Center)
Branch Code: 11143
P.O. Box 985-00206
Tel: (020) 2504837(020) 2504837, (020) 2504838(020) 2504838
Cell: 0786 6660560786 666056, 0701 1541850701 154185
Email: kiserianbr@co-opbank.co.ke Monday – Friday: 8:30 am to 4:00 pm Saturday: 8:30 am to 12:00 noon Sundays and Public Holidays: Closed
Langata Road (T- Mall) Branch
Branch Code: 11123
P.O. Box 38666 – 00100 Nairobi
Tel: (020) 2446926
Cell: 0733 124046 Monday – Friday: 8:30 am to 4:00 pm Saturday: 8.30am to 12:00 noon Sundays and Public Holidays: Closed
Lavington Mall Branch
Branch Code: 11149
P.O. Box 26073-00100 Nairobi
Tel: (020) 2181363
Cell: 0735704078, 0701154181, 0786666057
Email: lavingtonmallbr@co-opbank.co.ke Monday – Friday: 08:30 am to 4:00 pm Saturday: 08:30 am to 12:00 noon Sundays and Public Holidays: Closed
Maasai Mall Branch
Branch Code: 11141
P.O. Box 730-000511, Ongata Ron
Cell: 0701 209480, 0786666072
Fax: (044) 20045
Email: maasaimallbr@co-opbank.co.ke Monday – Friday: 8:30 am to 4:00 pm Saturday: 8:30 am to 12:00 noon Sundays and Public Holidays: Closed
Ridgeways Mall
Branch Code: 11156
P.o Box 148-00621,Village Market
Cell: 0770060612, 0702907534, 0780123085
Email: ridgewaysmallbr@co-opbank.co.ke Monday – Friday: 08:30 am to 4:00 pm Saturday: 08:30 am to 12:00 noon Sundays and Public Holidays: Closed
Thika Road (TRM Mall) Branch
Branch Code: 11142
P.O. Box 158-00618, Ruaraka
Cell: 0701209478, 078666671
Email: thikaroadmallbr@co-opbank.co.ke Monday – Friday: 08:30 am to 4:00 pm Saturday: 08:30 am to 12:00 noon Sundays and Public Holidays: Closed
Two Rivers Mall Branch
Branch Code: 11157
P.o Box 289-00621, Village Market
Tel: (020) 2329989
Cell: 0725736052
Email: tworiversmallbr@co-opbank.co.ke Monday – Friday: 08:30 am to 4:00pm Saturday: 08:30 am to 12:00 noon Sundays and Public Holidays: Closed
Thika Area
Thika Makogeni Branch (Ananas Mall)
Branch Code: 11163
P.O Box 5077 -01002 Makadara
Tel: 0701826818
Email: thikamakongenibr@co-opbank.co.ke Monday – Friday: 8:30 am to 4:00 pm Saturday: 8:30 am to 12:00 noon Sundays and Public Holidays: Closed
Western Area
United Mall Branch
Branch Code: 11152
Cell: 0701148786, 0786666059
Email: Unitedmallbr@co-opbank.co.ke Monday – Friday: 08:30 am to 4:00 pm Saturday: 08:30 am to 12:00 noon Sundays and Public Holidays: Closed
Coast Area
Nyali Mall Branch
Branch Code: 11139
P.O. Box 34003- 80118, Nyali
Cell: 0701208986, 0736666074
Email: nyalimallbr@co-opbank.co.ke Monday – Friday: 08:30 am to 4:00 pm Saturday: 8:30 am to 12:00 noon Sundays and Public Holidays: Closed
What is contingency fund
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Contingency Fund A contingency fund is a fund established to account for the urgent or unforeseen needs for which no other provision exists to meet the need. The unforeseen circumstances may include social disorder, natural disaster, and other similar events. Advances made from the fund should be reRead more
Contingency Fund
A contingency fund is a fund established to account for the urgent or unforeseen needs for which no other provision exists to meet the need.
The unforeseen circumstances may include social disorder, natural disaster, and other similar events.
Advances made from the fund should be replaced as soon as possible by presenting a supplementary estimate to parliament to that effect.
The contingency fund is resourced from the money voted by parliament for that
purpose.
For withdrawals to be made from this fund, the President must request the public finance committee of parliament.
On the other hand, the contingency fund is a fund into which funds have been voted (set aside) by Parliament to pay for unexpected events (which no other provision exists) for which the nation must respond to restore normalcy.
For instance, Ghana had to respond to the May 9 Stadium Disaster and the June 3 Accra (Circle) Flooding and Fire disaster.
These monies would normally come from the contingency fund. Even though payments from the contingency fund requires only the approval of the finance committee of parliament, the fund needs to be reimbursed from the consolidated fund for monies spent from the contingency fund and such reimbursements need parliamentary approval
No money shall be withdrawn from any public fund, other than the consolidated fund and the contingency fund unless the issue of those money has been authorized by or under the authority of an Act of Parliament
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How many SHS are in Ghana? There are 475 SHS in Ghana. Here is the number of all public and private schools in Ghana: Category Number Primary schools 12,227 Junior high schools 6,418 Senior high schools 475 FULL LIST OF SHS IN GHANA Ashanti Region Akrofuom Secondary/Technical, Akrofuom Asare BediakoRead more
How many SHS are in Ghana?
There are 475 SHS in Ghana.
Here is the number of all public and private schools in Ghana:
FULL LIST OF SHS IN GHANA
Ashanti Region
Ahafo Ano South District
Amansie East District
Amansie West District
Sekyere East District
Sekyere West District
Ejisu/Juaben District
Brong Ahafo Region
Asutifi District
Dormaa District
Jaman North District / Jaman South District
Kintampo North District / Kintampo South District
Nkoranza District
Pru DistrictSene District
Sunyani District
Techiman Municipal District
Wenchi District
Central Region
Abakrampa Secondary/Technical School, Abakrampa
Aburaman Secondary School, Abura Dunkwa
Aggrey Memoriaol Secondary School, Cape Coast
Agona District
Kwanyako Secondary School, Kwanyako
Nsaba Presbyterian Secondary School, Nsaba
Nyakrom Day Secondary School, Nyakrom
Siddiq Senior High School,Nyakrom
Naana Khadijah Islamic Girls School
Swedru School of Business, Swedru
Ajumako/Enyan/Essiam District
Besease Sec/Comm, Besease
Enyan Denkyira Secondary School, Denkyira
Mando Secondary Tech School, Mando
Asikuma/Odoben/Brakwa District
Assin North District / Assin South District
Adankwaman Secondary/Comm, Assin Darman
Assin Manso Secondary School
Assin North Secondary /Technical, Assin Asempaneye
Assin Nsuta Secondary School, Assin Nsuta
Nyankumase Ahenkro Secondary School, Nyankumase Ahenkro
Obiri Yeboah Secondary School, Assin Fosu
Awutu/Effutu/Senya District
Obrakyere Secondary /Technical School, Obrakyere
Senya Secondary School, Senya
Winneba Secondary School, Winneba
Cape Coast Municipal District
Academy of Christ the King
Adisadel College, Cape Coast
Effutu Secondary / Technical, Effutu
Ghana National College, Cape Coast
Holy Child Secondary School, Cape Coast
Mfantsipim School established as “Wesleyan High School
Oguaa Secondary/Technical, Cape Coast
University Practice Secondary School, Cape Coast
Wesley Girls’ High School, Cape Coast
Gomoa District
Apam Secondary School, Apam
Gomoa Secondary /Technical School, Dawurampon
Mozano Comm/Secondary, Mozano
Potsin T.I. Ahmadiya Secondary School, Potsin
Komenda/Edina/Eguafo/Abirem District
Edinaman Day Secondary School, Elmina
Eguafo-Abrem Secondary, Agona Abirem
Komenda Secondary, Komenda
Mfantsiman District
Ekumfi T. I. Ahmadiiyya Secondary School, Esakyir
Kwegyir Aggrey Secondary, Anomabo
Mankesim Secondary/Technical, Mankesim
Mfantsiman Girls Secondary School, Saltpond
Saltpond Methodist High School, Saltpond
Twifo/Heman/Lower Denkyira District
Jukwa Secondary School, Jukwa
Twifo Praso Secondary School, Twifo Praso
Upper Denkyira District
Boa-Amponsem SecSecondary School,
Diaso Secondary School, Diaso
Dunkwa Secondary/Technical School, Dunkwa-On-Offin
Eastern Region
Akuapim North District
Okuapenmman Socondary School, Akuapem-Akropong
Nifa Seconary School, Adukrom
Adukrom Sec.Technical School, Adukrom
Akuapim South District
Nsawam Senior High School
Nsawam business college
Presbyterien Secondary Technical School, Aburi
Aburi Girls’ Secondary School (ABUGISS)
Presby Senior High Technical SchoolLarteh P.S.T.S.
Saint Martin’s Secondary School, Nsawam-Adoagyiri
Asuogyaman District
Akosombo International School
Akwamuman Senior Secondary School
Birim South District
Akim Swedru Secondary School (AKISS)
Oda Secondary School
East Akim District
Christian Heritage Secondary Technical,Kukurantumi, Akyem
Ofori Panin Secondary School,Kukurantumi, Akyem
Saint Paul Technical School, Kukurantumi, Akyem
Kibi Secondary Technical School, Kyebi, Akyem
Abuakwa State College, (Kibi)
Fanteakwa District
Osino Presbyterian Secondary Technical, Osino
Kwahu South District
Nkwatia Secondary School, Nkwatia KwahuGREAT NKWASCO
Nkawkaw Secondary School, Nkawkaw
St. Peters Boys Secondary School, Nkwatia Kwahu
Mpraeso secondary school,[Mpraeso]
New-Juaben Municipal District
Ghana Secondary School, Koforidua (GHANASS)
Koforidua Secondary/Technical School (KSTS)
New-Juaben Secondary Commecial School (NJUASCO)
Pope John’s Secondary School, Koforidua (POJOSS)
Yilo Krobo District
Yilo Krobo secondary Commercial School
Koforidua Technical Institute,
boso secondary technical school
Asesewa Secondary School, Asesewa]
Greater Accra Region
Accra Metropolis District
Accra Academy, Kaneshie, Ghana’s best school, ranked 8th in Africa
Accra Girls Secondary School, Maamobi.
Accra Grammar School – Homepage
Accra High School, Asylum Down
[[Achimota Secondary School] Ranked 19th in Africa]
Action Secondary Technical School Homepage
American Curriculum International School – Homepage
Armed Forces Secondary/Technical, Burma Camp
Aquinas Secondary, Cantonments
Christian Methodist School, Asylum Down
Dansoman Seconday School, Dansoman
Ebenezer Secondary School, Dansoman
Edge Hill Senior High School, Awoshie
Faith Montessori School and International College – Homepage
Ghana International School – Homepage
Holy Trinity Secondary, High Street
Kaneshie Secondary/Technical School, Kaneshie
Kinbu Secondary/Technical, Kinbu
La Presbyterian Senior Secondary School, La Emmaus
Labone Secondary, Labone
Lincoln Community School, Accra Ghana
Madina Senior High SChool, Madina Accra
Nungua Secondary School, Nungua
O’Reilly Secondary, Adabraka
Odorgonno Secondary, Awoshie
Osu Presbyterian Secondary School, Osu
Presbyterian Boys’ Secondary]], Legon
Saint Mary’s Secondary, Korle GonnoBest Girls School In Greater Accra(Affiliating With Accra Aca To Form ACASMA)
Teshie Presby Secondary, Teshie
Wesley Grammar, Dansoman
Dangme East District
Ada Secondary School, Ada-Foah
Ada Secondary/Technical School, Ada
Dangme West District
Ghanata Secondary High School, (Dodowa]
Ningo Secondary School, Old Ningo
Osudoku Secondary/Technical School, Asutsuare
Zion Methodist secondary Technical school[Dawhywa]
Tema Municipal District
Ashiaman Secondary, Ashiaman
Chemu Secondary, Tema Community 4 – Homepage
Manhean Secondary/Technical, Tema New Town
Our Lady of MercySecondary, Lashibi
Presbyterian Senior Secondary, Tema
SOS Hermann Gmeiner International College
Tema International College
Tema Methodist Day Secondary, Tema
Tema Secondary, Tema Community 5
Saint Stephen’s International school
Ga East District
St. John’s Grammar, New Achimota
West Africa Secondary, Adenta [Ranked first class in Ghana and 5th in Ghana]
Ga West District
Amasaman Secondary/Technical, Amasaman
Torkuase Secondary, Torkuase
Wadud Secondary, Wasec
Northern Region
East Gonja District
Salaga Secondary School, Salaga
Salaga T.I Amadiyya Secondary School, Salaga
East Mamprusi District
Nalerigu Secondary School, Nalerigu
Savelugu/Nanton District
Savelugu Secondary School, Savelugu
Tamale Municipal District
Business Secondary School, Tamale
Ghana College (GHANASCO), Tamale.
Northern School of Business, Tamale
Tamale Girls Secondary School,Tamale
Tamale Secondary School, Tamale (Tamasco)
West Gonja District
Yendi District
Upper East Region
Bawku Municipal District
Bawku Secondary School, Bawku (Bawsco)
Bawku West District
Zebilla Sceondary School, Zebilla
Bolgatanga Municipal District
Bolgatanga Girls Secondary School, Bolgatanga (BOGISS)
Bolgatanga Secondary School, Bolgatanga (Big Boss)
Gowrie Secondary Technical School, Vea
Zuarungu Secondary School, Zuarungu ( ZUSS)
Zamse Seconday Technical School (Zamstech)- Bolgatanga
Bolgatanga Technical Institute (BOTECH)- Bolgatanga
Bolgatanga Technical College,Yikene- Bolgatanga
Bongo District
Bongo Senior Secondary School, Bongo.
Builsa District
Sandema Secondary Technical, Sandema
Garu-Tempane District
Garu/Tempane Secondary School, Tempane
Kassena/Nankana District
Navrongo Secondary School, Navrongo (Navasco)
Notre Dame Minor Seminary, Navrongo
Talensi-Nabdam District
Kongo Secondary School, Kongo
Volta Region
Akatsi District
Akatsi Secondary/Technical, Akatsi
Ave-Dakpa Secondary, Ave-Dakpa
Wovenu Senior Secondary, Tadzewu
Jasikan District (Buem District)
Baglo Secondary/Technical, Baglo
Bueman Secondary, Jasikan
Nkonya Secondary, Nkonya
Nattan Secondary, Nkonya
Okadjakrom Secondary/Technical, Okadjakrom
Worawora Secondary, Worawora
Ho Municipal District
Abutia Secondary, Abutia-Teti
Adaklu Comm. Secondary, Adaklu
Agotime Secondary, Kpetoe
Akome Secondary/Technical, Akome
Avatime Secondary, Vane
Awudome Secondary, Tsito
Dzolo Secondary, Dzolo
E.P.Church Mawuko Girls Secondary, Ho
Kpedze Secondary, Kpedze
Mawuli Secondary, Ho
Baglo Secondary/Technical, Baglo
Nkwanta Secondary, Nkwanta
OLA Girls Secondary, Ho (http://www.freewebs.com/olagirls)
Saint Prosper’s College, Ho
Sedzordzi Shaker Anthony’s school Complex
Sokode Secondary/Technical, Sokode
Tanyigbe Secondary, Tanyigbe
Taviefe Comm. Secondary, Taviefe
Tsito Secondary/Technical, Tsito
Hohoe District
Afadjato Secondary/Technical, Gbledi-Agbogame
Agate Comm./Secondary, Agate
Akpafu Secondary/Technical, Akpafu
Alavanyo Secondary/Technical, Alavanyo
E. P. Secondary, Hohoe
Jim Bourton Memorial Agriculture Secondary, Logba Adzekoe
Leklebi Secondary, Leklebi
Likpe Secondary, Likpe-Mate
St. Mary’s Seminary Secondary, Lolobi
Ve Comm. Secondary, Ve-Koloenu
Kadjebi District
Dodi-Papase Comm. Secondary, Dodi Papase
Kadjebi-Asato Secondary, Kadjeto-Asato
Keta District
Abor Secondary, Abor
Anyako Secondary School, Anyako
Anlo Secondary, Anloga
Anlo Afiadenyigba Secondary, Anlo Afiadenyigba
Anlo Awomefia Senior Secondary, Anyako
Atiavi Secondary/Technical, Atiavi
Keta Business Secondary, Keta
Keta Secondary, Keta
Zion college (zico), Anloga
Krachi District / Krachi East District
Asukawkaw Secondary, Asukawkaw
Kete-Krachi Secondary/Tecnology, Kete-Krachi
Kpassa Secondary, Kpassa
Krachi Secondary, Kete-Krachi
Oti Secondary/Technical School, Dambai
Nkwanta Secondary, Nkwanta
Ntruboman Secondary, Brewaniase
Ketu District
St. Paul’s Secondary, Hatsukope/Denu
Some Secondary, Agbozume
Dzodze Penyi Secondary, Dzodze
Klikor Secondary/Technical, Klikor
Three Town Secondary, Denu
Kpando District
Anfoega Secondary, Anfoega
Bishop Herman Secondary, Kpandu
Kpandu Secondary, Kpandu
Kpeve Secondary/Technical, Kpeve
Peki Secondary , Peki
Peki Secondary/Technical, Peki
Vakpo Secondary, Vakpo
Vakpo Secondary/Technical, Vakpo
Have Secondary/Technical, Have
North Tongu District
Adidome Secondary, Adidome
Aveyime Battor Secondary/Technical, Aveyime-Battor
Dofor Comm. Agricultural Secondary, Podoe
St. Kizito Secondary/Technical, Mepe
Mafi-Kumasi Comm./Secondary, Mafi-Kumasi
South Tongu District
Dabala Sec/Technical, Dabala
Sogakope Secondary, Sogakope
Western Region
Adiembra Senior Secondary school(ADISEC)
Archbishop Porter Girls’ Secondary School (APGSS)[1]
Asankrangwa Secondary School
Fiaseman Secondary School(FIASEC)
Fijai Secondary School
Ghana Secondary Technical School (GSTS)
St. Johns Secondary School (The Saints)
Saint Mary’s Boys Secondary School (Prez Mugabe’s Alma Mater)
Sekondi College(SEKCO)
Shamaa Secondary School
Takoradi Business Technical College (TABUSTEC)
Takoradi Secondary School (TADISCO)
Tarkwa Secondary School (TARSCO)
wadud secondary school (wasec)
Michael BrownDiogo Senior high
Bompeh Secondary Technical School
Asesewa Secondary School (ASECO)
See lessWhat are the 4 core subjects?
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What are the 4 core subjects? Basically, core subjects differ in every country or jurisdiction, for instance in Ghana are four (4) main core subjects. What are the 4 core subjects? List of the 4 core subjects : Mathematics English Science and Social Studies Also, some countries have more than four hRead more
What are the 4 core subjects?
Basically, core subjects differ in every country or jurisdiction, for instance in Ghana are four (4) main core subjects.
What are the 4 core subjects?
List of the 4 core subjects :
Also, some countries have more than four hence here are the possible five (5) core subjects:
The 5 core subjects are:
Core Subjects: What Are They?
by Susan Wise Bauer
Last updated July 12, 2016
Some subjects really form the core of your curriculum.
If you’re just starting to plan your home school journey, your first step should be to plan out your core subjects.
A core subject is a necessity: something your child has to learn in order to be educated. The good news is that the core subjects are relatively straightforward. There are really only four:
Of course, it’s not quite that simple, since Language Arts has four different components:
We strongly suggest that you think of “language arts” as four different subjects, rather than investing in a complete “language arts” curriculum. Grammar and spelling are skill-based subjects, meaning that your student should master them in a planned, sequential manner, using workbooks and exercises; literature is an exploration-based subject, meaning that you can pick and choose what you want the student to read (but she’ll never read all of it!); writing combines aspects of both skill and exploration. Most combined language arts curricula either do skill or exploration well—but not both. (Also, complete language arts programs for young students who are still studying phonics almost always require far too much handwriting and fine motor work by linking reading skills to writing skills.)
So as you construct your first year of home education, begin by settling on texts for each of the following:
For all students:
For students in grades K-2 only, add in:
For students in grades 3 and up only:
For guidance in recording these subjects on a transcript for students in grades 9-12, see “How to Assign High School Credits.”
See lessHow many subjects are there in senior high school?
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Here are the major courses in SHS in Ghana: BUSINESS GENERAL ARTS GENERAL SCIENCE HOME SCIENCE (HOME ECONOMICS) VISUAL ARTS AGRIC SCIENCE TECHNICAL SUBJECTS The list of Courses in SHS/Technical and Vocational Institutes in Ghana has seen little or no change since the inception of the education reforRead more
Here are the major courses in SHS in Ghana:
The list of Courses in SHS/Technical and Vocational Institutes in Ghana has seen little or no change since the inception of the education reform a couple of years now. The reform that caused the duration of Senior High Schools being lengthened from three (3) years to four (4) years in the 2007/2008 academic year have little impact on the core curriculum and the specialized subjects being pursued under the different courses.
While the four-year duration of senior high school education has been uprightly abolished by the then Prof. Atta Mills administration in 2010, most SHS used academic strategies to introduce all the various subjects to students in the first year. Then offer courses and program selection guidance for students to choose their preferred courses in the second year.
At the SHS level, students will be expected to learn mandatory core subjects. These subjects are Mathematics, English, Integrated Science, and Social Studies.
Also, each student is required to offer four (4) elective subjects. The list of elective subjects depends entirely on the course chosen by the student.
For instance, a student who is pursuing Home Science (formerly Home Economics) may not be required to read Physics.
Below is the list of courses offered at the SHS, Technical and Vocational Institutes and the possible elective subjects that can be chosen by students.
List Of Business Subjects In SHS In Ghana
2. Integrated Science
3. Mathematics
4. Social Studies
5. Information Communication Technology (Core ICT)
6. Physical Education
2. Cost Accounting
3. Economics
4. Elective Mathematics – E-Maths
5. Financial Accounting
Other Subjects
6. Elective ICT
7. French
8. Clerical Office Duties – COD
Business Subjects – List of Courses in SHS/Technical/Vocational in Ghana.
Subject Combination for Business Students
In addition to the 3 mandatory elective subjects (Business Management, Financial Accounting, Economics), business students in senior high school are required to select either Elective Mathematics – E-Maths or Cost Accounting. Listed below are the possible subject combination for business students.
List Of General Arts Subjects In SHS In Ghana
2. Integrated Science
3. Mathematics
4. Social Studies
5. Information Communication Technology (Core ICT)
6. Physical Education
2. Economics
3. Elective ICT
4. Elective Mathematics – E-Maths
5. Elective Physics
6. Fante
7. French
8. Geography
9. Government
10. History
11. Literature in English
12. Twi – Either Asante Twi or Akuapim Twi
General Arts Subjects – List of Courses in SHS/Technical/Vocational in Ghana
Subject Combination for General Arts Students
Listed below are the possible subject combination for general arts students in SHS.
General Science Subjects In SHS In Ghana
2. Integrated Science
3. Mathematics
4. Social Studies
5. Information Communication Technology (Core ICT)
6. Physical Education
2. Chemistry
3. Physics
4. Elective Mathematics – E-Maths
5. Elective Physics
6. French
General Science Subjects – List of Courses in SHS/Technical/Vocational in Ghana
List Of Home Economics Subjects In SHS In Ghana
2. Integrated Science
3. Mathematics
4. Social Studies
5. Information Communication Technology (Core ICT)
6. Physical Education
2. Clothing and Textiles
3. Economics – Econs
4. Elective Chemistry
5. Food And Nutrition
6. General Knowledge in Arts
7. Management in Living
8. French
Home Economics Subjects – List of Courses in SHS/Technical/Vocational in Ghana
List Of Visual Arts Subjects In SHS In Ghana
2. Integrated Science
3. Mathematics
4. Social Studies
5. Information Communication Technology (Core ICT)
6. Physical Education
2. Ceramics and Sculpture
3. Economics – Econs
4. General Knowledge in Arts
5. Graphic Design
6. Literature in English
7. Leatherwork
8. Picture Making
9. Textiles
10. French
Visual Arts Subjects – List of Courses in SHS/Technical/Vocational in Ghana
List Of Agricultural Science Subjects In SHS In Ghana
2. Integrated Science
3. Mathematics
4. Social Studies
5. Information Communication Technology (Core ICT)
6. Physical Education
2. General Agricultural Science
3. Crop Husbandry and Horticulture
4. Fisheries
5. Forestry
Agricultural Science Subjects – List of Courses in SHS/Technical/Vocational in Ghana
List of Courses Under Technical / Vocational
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See lessWhat are the 5 core subjects?
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What are the 5 core subjects? Basically, core subjects differ in every country or jurisdiction, for instance in Ghana are four (4) main core subjects. List of core subjects: Mathematics English Science and Social Studies Also, some countries have more than four hence here are the possible five (5) cRead more
What are the 5 core subjects?
Basically, core subjects differ in every country or jurisdiction, for instance in Ghana are four (4) main core subjects.
List of core subjects:
Also, some countries have more than four hence here are the possible five (5) core subjects:
The 5 core subjects are:
Core Subjects: What Are They?
by Susan Wise Bauer
Last updated July 12, 2016
Some subjects really form the core of your curriculum.
If you’re just starting to plan your home school journey, your first step should be to plan out your core subjects.
A core subject is a necessity: something your child has to learn in order to be educated. The good news is that the core subjects are relatively straightforward. There are really only four:
Of course, it’s not quite that simple, since Language Arts has four different components:
We strongly suggest that you think of “language arts” as four different subjects, rather than investing in a complete “language arts” curriculum. Grammar and spelling are skill-based subjects, meaning that your student should master them in a planned, sequential manner, using workbooks and exercises; literature is an exploration-based subject, meaning that you can pick and choose what you want the student to read (but she’ll never read all of it!); writing combines aspects of both skill and exploration. Most combined language arts curricula either do skill or exploration well—but not both. (Also, complete language arts programs for young students who are still studying phonics almost always require far too much handwriting and fine motor work by linking reading skills to writing skills.)
So as you construct your first year of home education, begin by settling on texts for each of the following:
For all students:
For students in grades K-2 only, add in:
For students in grades 3 and up only:
For guidance in recording these subjects on a transcript for students in grades 9-12, see “How to Assign High School Credits.”
See lessWhat is the best course in SHS?
Asquestions Author
What is the best course in SHS? Here are the major courses in SHS in Ghana: BUSINESS GENERAL ARTS GENERAL SCIENCE HOME SCIENCE (HOME ECONOMICS) VISUAL ARTS AGRIC SCIENCE TECHNICAL SUBJECTS The list of Courses in SHS/Technical and Vocational Institutes in Ghana has seen little or no change since theRead more
What is the best course in SHS?
Here are the major courses in SHS in Ghana:
The list of Courses in SHS/Technical and Vocational Institutes in Ghana has seen little or no change since the inception of the education reform a couple of years now. The reform that caused the duration of Senior High Schools being lengthened from three (3) years to four (4) years in the 2007/2008 academic year have little impact on the core curriculum and the specialized subjects being pursued under the different courses.
While the four-year duration of senior high school education has been uprightly abolished by the then Prof. Atta Mills administration in 2010, most SHS used academic strategies to introduce all the various subjects to students in the first year. Then offer courses and program selection guidance for students to choose their preferred courses in the second year.
At the SHS level, students will be expected to learn mandatory core subjects. These subjects are Mathematics, English, Integrated Science, and Social Studies.
Also, each student is required to offer four (4) elective subjects. The list of elective subjects depends entirely on the course chosen by the student.
For instance, a student who is pursuing Home Science (formerly Home Economics) may not be required to read Physics.
Below is the list of courses offered at the SHS, Technical and Vocational Institutes and the possible elective subjects that can be chosen by students.
List Of Business Subjects In SHS In Ghana
2. Integrated Science
3. Mathematics
4. Social Studies
5. Information Communication Technology (Core ICT)
6. Physical Education
2. Cost Accounting
3. Economics
4. Elective Mathematics – E-Maths
5. Financial Accounting
Other Subjects
6. Elective ICT
7. French
8. Clerical Office Duties – COD
Business Subjects – List of Courses in SHS/Technical/Vocational in Ghana.
Subject Combination for Business Students
In addition to the 3 mandatory elective subjects (Business Management, Financial Accounting, Economics), business students in senior high school are required to select either Elective Mathematics – E-Maths or Cost Accounting. Listed below are the possible subject combination for business students.
List Of General Arts Subjects In SHS In Ghana
2. Integrated Science
3. Mathematics
4. Social Studies
5. Information Communication Technology (Core ICT)
6. Physical Education
2. Economics
3. Elective ICT
4. Elective Mathematics – E-Maths
5. Elective Physics
6. Fante
7. French
8. Geography
9. Government
10. History
11. Literature in English
12. Twi – Either Asante Twi or Akuapim Twi
General Arts Subjects – List of Courses in SHS/Technical/Vocational in Ghana
Subject Combination for General Arts Students
Listed below are the possible subject combination for general arts students in SHS.
General Science Subjects In SHS In Ghana
2. Integrated Science
3. Mathematics
4. Social Studies
5. Information Communication Technology (Core ICT)
6. Physical Education
2. Chemistry
3. Physics
4. Elective Mathematics – E-Maths
5. Elective Physics
6. French
General Science Subjects – List of Courses in SHS/Technical/Vocational in Ghana
List Of Home Economics Subjects In SHS In Ghana
2. Integrated Science
3. Mathematics
4. Social Studies
5. Information Communication Technology (Core ICT)
6. Physical Education
2. Clothing and Textiles
3. Economics – Econs
4. Elective Chemistry
5. Food And Nutrition
6. General Knowledge in Arts
7. Management in Living
8. French
Home Economics Subjects – List of Courses in SHS/Technical/Vocational in Ghana
List Of Visual Arts Subjects In SHS In Ghana
2. Integrated Science
3. Mathematics
4. Social Studies
5. Information Communication Technology (Core ICT)
6. Physical Education
2. Ceramics and Sculpture
3. Economics – Econs
4. General Knowledge in Arts
5. Graphic Design
6. Literature in English
7. Leatherwork
8. Picture Making
9. Textiles
10. French
Visual Arts Subjects – List of Courses in SHS/Technical/Vocational in Ghana
List Of Agricultural Science Subjects In SHS In Ghana
2. Integrated Science
3. Mathematics
4. Social Studies
5. Information Communication Technology (Core ICT)
6. Physical Education
2. General Agricultural Science
3. Crop Husbandry and Horticulture
4. Fisheries
5. Forestry
Agricultural Science Subjects – List of Courses in SHS/Technical/Vocational in Ghana
List of Courses Under Technical / Vocational
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Standard Chartered Bank Ghana Internet Banking – Stanchart Online Banking Guide Standard Chartered Bank Ghana Internet Banking – Stanchart Online Banking Guide Are you a Standard Chartered Bank customer in Ghana? Here is good news for you as we are going to give you details about how to register forRead more
Standard Chartered Bank Ghana Internet Banking – Stanchart Online Banking Guide
Standard Chartered Bank Ghana Internet Banking – Stanchart Online Banking Guide
Are you a Standard Chartered Bank customer in Ghana? Here is good news for you as we are going to give you details about how to register for Standard Chartered Bank Ghana internet banking.
Our attention has been drawn to many complaints from most of our Ghanaian readers expressing how tedious it is to register for Standard Chartered Online banking service in Ghana.
As a result, we have delved into the matter to give you the simplest and more comfortable way to register for the Stanchart electronic baking service in a few easy steps.
So if you are ready, let’s begin our crucial journey into the Stanchart internet banking guide.
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HOW TO REGISTER FOR STANDARD CHARTERED BANK GHANA INTERNET BANKING
Sign-Up For Standard Chartered Bank Account In Ghana
Here is how to register for the Standard Chartered Bank Ghana internet banking account online:
That is how you register for Standard Chartered Bank internet banking in Ghana.
Once you are done registering and having your online account details, the next thing is to log in.
Read This: Absa Zambia Internet Banking.
HOW TO SIGN IN TO YOUR STANDARD CHARTERED BANK GHANA ONLINE BANKING ACCOUNT
Sign In To Your Online Banking Account
Follow these simple and easy steps to login to your Standard Chartered Bank online banking account in Ghana:
You see how easy to log in to your Stanchart internet banking account.
One of the most challenging and pressing situations is when you forget your password.
When that happens, you should not feel bad as it happens to everyone.
That is why we are here at thetransfercode to guide you through that. See below on how you can recover your lost password.
Read also: How To Register And Use UBA Ghana Online Banking In Ghana.
HOW TO RECOVER/RESET YOUR STANDARD CHARTERED BANK INTERNET BANKING ACCOUNT PASSWORD
Here is how to recover your Standard Chartered Bank Ghana internet Banking account password:
Reset Stanchart Account Password
You see, it is very easy and simple. Yes, we always give you the easiest way to do it.
If you have been reading our online banking guides, we always advise you to constantly check your account balance.
That is a good measure to ensure you are always updated with your account balance information.
So, left find out how you can do that with Standard Chartered Bank in Ghana.
Related guide: CBG Bank Ghana Internet Banking Guide.
HOW TO CHECK YOUR STANCHART INTERNET BANKING ACCOUNT BALANCE
Here are the steps you must follow if you want to check your internet banking account of Standard Chartered Bank Ghana.
Furthermore, it not about making a fuss. That is why we talk much about Standard Chartered Bank online banking services.
It offers you a more secure and reliable internet banking service you will not get anywhere. See below and find out see.of their rich features available to subscribers.
See also: Standard Chartered Zambia Online Banking Guide.
FEATURES OF THE STANCHART ONLINE BANKING SERVICE
Here are some of the features of the Standard Chartered Bank Ghana internet banking service:
That is all that you should know about the Standard Chartered Bank Ghana internet banking service.
Check this out: Ghana Commercial Bank Mobile Banking Guide.
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Please you need to visit this post “https://thetransfercode.com/standard-chartered-bank-ghana-internet-banking/” from time to time for updates and any changes that we may make to the guide.
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DStv Kenya packages and prices The wake of DStv Kenya’s new pricing is largely appealing to many subscribers more interested in becoming subscribers. Note that these DStv rates will become valid on September 1, 2020. Here is the summary of specific packages, add-ons and their current rates. PremiumRead more
DStv Kenya packages and prices
The wake of DStv Kenya’s new pricing is largely appealing to many subscribers more interested in becoming subscribers. Note that these DStv rates will become valid on September 1, 2020. Here is the summary of specific packages, add-ons and their current rates.
Premium – Ksh. 7,800
Compact Plus – Ksh. 4,700
Portuguese – Ksh. 5,700
Compact – KShs. 2,600
Family – Ksh. 1,350
Access – Ksh. 990
French Plus – Ksh. 3,340
Indian – Ksh. 3,930
Great Wall – Ksh.620
French Touch – Ksh.735
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How To Suspend Your DStv Account Subscription – Suspend Any DStv Package Are you aware or do you know that you can suspend your DSTV account? Multichoice can now allow customers to suspend their subscriptions for a specified period of time. Here's how to suspend your DSTV account. DSTV is Africa's lRead more
How To Suspend Your DStv Account Subscription – Suspend Any DStv Package
Are you aware or do you know that you can suspend your DSTV account? Multichoice can now allow customers to suspend their subscriptions for a specified period of time. Here’s how to suspend your DSTV account.
DSTV is Africa’s leading pay television provider. They have changed a lot since its inception.
Today, many people have adopted Dstv as a source of entertainment in their home.
It is a pay-TV service that has acquired a smart way of providing TV services to its customers.
DSTV now allows subscribers to watch their favorite programs through the DSTV Now app, an application that allows DSTV subscribers to watch DSTV channels online.
For these reasons, DSTV is one of the best-paid TV providers in Africa.
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What you will know about DSTV Multichis subscription
Although DSTV provides its services on a prepaid basis, some customers sometimes want to suspend their DSTV account.
This usually happens during your subscription and for some reason you will be away from home for a while.
If you’re looking for a way to suspend your DSTV account, you’ve come to the right place. After reading this interesting guide, you will be able to pause your DSTV subscription for a while.
So, how long can you suspend your DSTV subscription? You will find out soon.
Before proceeding, see what you expect from yourself before suspending your own DSTV subscription.
What you need before you can keep your DSTV account
If you want to suspend your DSTV account, here are the items you need:
An active DSTV account, an account that has a current subscription.
DYour DSTV account number or card number.
Your telephone number is registered with DSTV, it must say your telephone number that you used to register your DSTV decoder.
Name your DSTV account or profile.
Now if you have the requirements listed above, let’s see how you can suspend a multichoice account.
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Here are the steps to follow to submit your DSTV account
If you want to suspend a DSTV account, you need to follow these steps:
Step 1: Get your account number or card number.
Step 2: Make sure you have all the details in your DSTV profile.
Step 3: Call DSTV Customer Service 2 days (48 hours) until the day you suspend the account.
Step 4: Request suspension of your account.
Step 5: They will check all your account details to see if you are the real owner of the set-top box.
Step : Once your request is approved, an order will be automatically sent to your account after you have temporarily finished your visit.
This way you can suspend your DSTV service on your decoder.
Your account is now suspended, but for how long? Read more below.
How much time can I spend on my account?
DSTV allows customers to request temporary suspension of their account for seven to fourteen days.
Remember you can suspend your DSTV account twice a year. As a result, you must make sure that you need to request a deferral because you have two possibilities in one year.
How to recover my account after an investigation
After the seven to fourteen day period or the expiration date that you requested to close your Isa Sa account, all services running on your accounts will be reactivated.
You do not need to contact your DSTV to reconnect your account after the suspension, unless it is within the duration of your DSTV account suspension.
How to set up a suspended DSTV subscription
If you have requested to suspend your DSTV account and for any reason you wish to restore your service, you only need to contact Dstv Customer Service.
Your account may be suspended due to a technical problem and when this happens you will need to use the online DSTV self-service or USSD code to clear the error code screen and your account will be reactivated.
This way you can fix the suspended DSTV account.
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complete list of all the cooperative bank branches in Nairobi - Kenya Here is the complete list of all the cooperative bank branches in Nairobi - Kenya with: Locations, address, branch code, telephone numbers and working hours. but first, let us explain what branch code is. Branch code: This is a uRead more
complete list of all the cooperative bank branches in Nairobi – Kenya
Here is the complete list of all the cooperative bank branches in Nairobi – Kenya with:
Locations, address, branch code, telephone numbers and working hours.
but first, let us explain what branch code is.
Branch code: This is a unique number that represents each of our branches, kindly note it is not the postal code.
Nairobi Area
Gigiri Mall Branch, Located at Gigiri Square Building, Opposite the UN Headquarters
Branch Code: 11151
P.O. Box 76941 – 00600 Mobil Plaza Nairobi
Tel: (020) 2181342, (020) 2181340
Cell: 0786 666036, 0701 156885
Email: gigirimallbr@co-opbank.co.ke
Monday – Friday: 8:30 am to 4:00 pm
Saturday: 8:30 am to 12:00 noon
Sundays and Public Holidays: Closed
Green House Mall Branch
Branch Code: 11153
P.O. Box 42160 – 00100, Nairobi
Tel: (020) 218358, (020) 218357
Cell: 0786 666058, 0701 115000
Email: Greenhousebr@co-opbank.co.ke
Monday – Friday: 08:30 am to 4:00 pm
Saturday: 08:30 am to 12:00 noon
Sundays and Public Holidays: Closed
Hilton Branch
Branch Code: 11270
P.O Box 20818-00100 Nairobi
Tel: (020) 2210551
Cell: 0714 052560, 0732 327601
Fax: 2210552
Email: mtc@co-opbank.co.ke
Monday – Friday: 8:30 am to 4:00 pm
Saturday: 8:30 am to 12:00 noon
Sundays and Public Holidays: Closed
Kiserian Branch (MutAll Business Center)
Branch Code: 11143
P.O. Box 985-00206
Tel: (020) 2504837(020) 2504837, (020) 2504838(020) 2504838
Cell: 0786 6660560786 666056, 0701 1541850701 154185
Email: kiserianbr@co-opbank.co.ke
Monday – Friday: 8:30 am to 4:00 pm
Saturday: 8:30 am to 12:00 noon
Sundays and Public Holidays: Closed
Langata Road (T- Mall) Branch
Branch Code: 11123
P.O. Box 38666 – 00100 Nairobi
Tel: (020) 2446926
Cell: 0733 124046
Monday – Friday: 8:30 am to 4:00 pm
Saturday: 8.30am to 12:00 noon
Sundays and Public Holidays: Closed
Lavington Mall Branch
Branch Code: 11149
P.O. Box 26073-00100 Nairobi
Tel: (020) 2181363
Cell: 0735704078, 0701154181, 0786666057
Email: lavingtonmallbr@co-opbank.co.ke
Monday – Friday: 08:30 am to 4:00 pm
Saturday: 08:30 am to 12:00 noon
Sundays and Public Holidays: Closed
Maasai Mall Branch
Branch Code: 11141
P.O. Box 730-000511, Ongata Ron
Cell: 0701 209480, 0786666072
Fax: (044) 20045
Email: maasaimallbr@co-opbank.co.ke
Monday – Friday: 8:30 am to 4:00 pm
Saturday: 8:30 am to 12:00 noon
Sundays and Public Holidays: Closed
Ridgeways Mall
Branch Code: 11156
P.o Box 148-00621,Village Market
Cell: 0770060612, 0702907534, 0780123085
Email: ridgewaysmallbr@co-opbank.co.ke
Monday – Friday: 08:30 am to 4:00 pm
Saturday: 08:30 am to 12:00 noon
Sundays and Public Holidays: Closed
Thika Road (TRM Mall) Branch
Branch Code: 11142
P.O. Box 158-00618, Ruaraka
Cell: 0701209478, 078666671
Email: thikaroadmallbr@co-opbank.co.ke
Monday – Friday: 08:30 am to 4:00 pm
Saturday: 08:30 am to 12:00 noon
Sundays and Public Holidays: Closed
Two Rivers Mall Branch
Branch Code: 11157
P.o Box 289-00621, Village Market
Tel: (020) 2329989
Cell: 0725736052
Email: tworiversmallbr@co-opbank.co.ke
Monday – Friday: 08:30 am to 4:00pm
Saturday: 08:30 am to 12:00 noon
Sundays and Public Holidays: Closed
Thika Area
Thika Makogeni Branch (Ananas Mall)
Branch Code: 11163
P.O Box 5077 -01002 Makadara
Tel: 0701826818
Email: thikamakongenibr@co-opbank.co.ke
Monday – Friday: 8:30 am to 4:00 pm
Saturday: 8:30 am to 12:00 noon
Sundays and Public Holidays: Closed
Western Area
United Mall Branch
Branch Code: 11152
Cell: 0701148786, 0786666059
Email: Unitedmallbr@co-opbank.co.ke
Monday – Friday: 08:30 am to 4:00 pm
Saturday: 08:30 am to 12:00 noon
Sundays and Public Holidays: Closed
Coast Area
Nyali Mall Branch
Branch Code: 11139
P.O. Box 34003- 80118, Nyali
Cell: 0701208986, 0736666074
Email: nyalimallbr@co-opbank.co.ke
Monday – Friday: 08:30 am to 4:00 pm
Saturday: 8:30 am to 12:00 noon
Sundays and Public Holidays: Closed
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