“The main challenges facing our nation today can be linked to our inability to praticalise ICT and bond it with technical and vocational skills training and development,” Mr James Gunu stressed.
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That, according to the GNECC was to enable students in public JHSs to be able to compete effectively with their counterparts in private JHSs in the Basic Education Certificate Examination (BECE).
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He said developing the right human resources for the country would require that the nation shifted to technological training, as it was ICT that ruled the world of today.
Prof Dzidonu made the assertion at a meeting with some journalists in the Western Region to officially introduce the AIT Open University system and other programmes of the school to the region.
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The Center will provide an integrated administration service center for 20 government service providers including Ghana Post, Electricity Company of Ghana, Ghana Water Company, Driver and Vehicle Licensing Authority, Ghana Immigration Service and Ghana Police and many others.
The Center is part of Government E-Government Platform Project which will connect and facilitate the easy access to information and communication for all government agencies.
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Dr Joe Oteng Adjei, the Minister, said 800 senior high schools as well as technical and vocational institutes including private ones and nine regions, excluding the Volta Region, had so far benefited.
Dr Adjei made this known when he presented 1,375 laptop computers to be supplied to 77 SHSs in the Brong-Ahafo Region at a ceremony in Sunyani on Monday.
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