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ALL REGIONAL DIRECTORS, STUDY LEAVE WITH PAY 2023
ACADEMIC YEAR
Management wishes to bring to the notice of its Staff, the approved subjects/courses for Study
Leave With Pay for 2023 academic year.
Please find attached the approved courses and Regional allocation for Study Leave With Pay for the 2023 academic year, to be communicated to your Metropolitan/Municipal/District offices for
dissemination to all eligible Staff.
Attached is a copy of the press release.
Please submit the 2023 Study Leave With Pay Returns to the Director-
General by 31st October, 2023.
60% ALLOCATED PROGRAMMES :
>>> Physics
>>> Chemistry
>>> Biology
>>> Mathematics
>>> Integrated Science
>>> English Language
>>> Physical Education
>>> French
>>> ICT
30% ALLOCATED PROGRAMMES:
>>> Special Education.
>>> Ghanaian Language
>>> Guidance and Counselling
>>> Early Childhood
>>> Religious Studies (CRS)
>>> Economics
>>> Visual Arts (GKA, CREATIVE ART, SCULPTURE)
>>> VOCATIONAL EDUCATION (CLOTHING & TEXTILES, HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT, CATERING, FASHION & DESIGN,
MANAGEMENT IN LIVING, FOOD AND NUTRITION AND HOME ECONOMICS)
>>> TECHNICAL COURSES (TECH DRAWING, ELECTRONICS, APPLIED ELECTRICITY, REFRIGERATION, WELDING,
METAL WORK, BUILDING CONSTRUCTION, AUTO MECHANIC, AUTO WORKS, DRAUGHTSMANSHIP, CREATIVE ARTS,
GRAPHIC DESIGN)
5% ALLOCATED PROGRAMMES :
>>> Government
>>> Geography
>>> History
>>> Music
>>> Laboratory Technician
STUDY LEAVE WITH PAY 2023 ACADEMIC YEAR
The Ghana Education Service (GES) wishes to bring to the notice of its eligible employees the
approved subject areas for Study Leave With Pay for 2023 academic year.
In line with the GES. Study Leave With Pay policy, employees of the service should satisfy the following conditions to qualify for the award of Study Leave With Pay.
Conditions for the Grant of Study Leave With Pay:
1. The minimum number of years to serve before qualifying for the grant of Study Leave With Pay is
3 (three) years of satisfactory service. A beneficiary of Study Leave With Pay shall be bonded for
the number of years served at the Institution plus one (1) year.
2. An applicant (staff of GES) who has served in a designated deprived area for Two (2) years may
be eligible for consideration for the grant of Study Leave With Pay.
3. Non-Professional graduate teachers should have served for at least one
(1) year before being eligible for any of the Post Graduate Diploma in Education (PGDE) course.
4. Staff of the Service returning from Secondment must serve a minimum of two (2) years before they
become eligible for Study Leave With Pay.
5. Staff of the Service who vacate, leave the service and are re- appointed/re-engaged must serve a
minimum of five (5) years before being eligible for Study Leave With Pay.
6. A Staff who does not qualify for the grant of Study Leave With Pay in the first year cannot
apply again in the second year of his/her studies.
The Staff must apply for Study Leave Without Pay to pursue the course.
7. A Staff who is eligible for Study Leave With Pay must have a minimum of two (2) years to serve
after the course. For example, a Staff who is Fifty-Five (55) years and above cannot apply for
Study Leave With Pay to pursue a course that lasts Four (4) years or more. He/She can however,
apply to pursue courses that have a duration/between One (1) and Three (3) years.
8. A Staff shall be eligible for Study Leave With Pay subject to the following:
a) Good conduct and performance
b) Recommendation by immediate supervisor.
Application for Study Leave With Pay:
1. Applicants should obtain application forms from the Metro/Municipal/District Education Offices.
2. Applicants should complete application forms (4 copies), attach certified true copies of
certificate(s).
3. Applications should be submitted to the applicant’s Regional Director
through the
Metro/Municipal/District Director/Head of Institution (2nd Cycle).
4. The Regional/District Directors should ensure that the list of all fully qualified beneficiaries
reach the Acting Director, Human Resource Management and Development (HRMD) G.E.S.
Headquarters by Tuesday, 31 October, 2023.
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