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The Ministry of Education has formalized its Partnership Compact for 2024–2027, a strategic framework supported by the Global Partnership for Education (GPE). The compact prioritizes foundational learning as the primary lever for systemic transformation in Ghana’s education sector.
The Korea International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) has committed $28 million to expand AI and robotics education in Ghanaian primary schools through 2032. The initiative aims to build critical future skills by scaling training to the Ashanti and Northern regions.
The Open University and the Ministry of Education have launched 'OpenSTEM Africa: Ghana' to improve practical science teaching in 148 low-performing Senior High Schools.
Ghana has officially introduced artificial intelligence, coding, and computer programming into its national curriculum for basic education. This reform aims to equip students with essential digital skills to prepare them for a technology-driven economy.
Dr. Clement Abas Apaak, Deputy Minister for Education, has called for deeper collaboration between universities and the government to drive educational reform. Speaking at a public lecture at the University of Education, Winneba, he highlighted the role of higher education in shaping Ghana's future.