Category: STEM

The world is changing each day because of technology. For example, how we used to communicate with our relatives outside Ghana in 2000 is not the same as today. According to our older relatives and…

It is said that the future of every country depends on its youth and that education is the key to success. If these two (2) factors are what will cause a country to move forward,…

Linda Nana Korkor Kyeremanteng came to teaching in a rather unusual and round-a-bout way. She had considered Town Planning and Nursing as prospective careers, and even wrote the entrance exam to start training to be…

Josephine Efua Kakra Enu comes from Saltpond, but she attended primary school in Berekum and received her diploma in Education from OLA Training School before finally obtaining a degree in Education at the University of…

Mr. Hene Kofi Adu comes from Kwasi Buokroma in the Brong-Ahafo region. He attended Jasikan College of Education and continued his education by taking Management Studies at the Institute of Chartered Management (ICM).  He has…

The first born of six children, leadership and responsibility both came naturally to Gifty Tabuaa. While growing up, Gifty didn’t have a specific career in mind. She just wanted to become a responsible woman when…

Mr. Dotse firmly  believes that STEM is interesting involves lots of practical demonstrations which makes it enjoyable for students. There was a time when, after a class using cylindrical objects to construct building foundation, some…

Meet Mohammed Mahama from Tamale International School, who has been teaching for the past twenty years and handles about one hundred and twenty students. Mr. Mahama's childhood hero was Amitach Bachchan, an Indian actor, whose…

Mohammed Hamza currently teaches over 200 students. He has been teaching for the past decade. He hopes to become an engineering lecturer in the next 5 to 10 years. He enjoys science shows and football…