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Ghana Education Service Workforce Initiative (GESWI) Implementation Support

Target Impact

N/A

Status: Active

Country

Ghana

Period

2022-2026

Industries

Education & Skills

Commitment

$5 Million USD

Partnership Focus

From 2019 to 2020, under technical assistance funded by DFID, PwC worked with Ghana’s Ministry of Education, the Education Commission (through its Education Workforce Initiative) and the Ghana Education Service (GES) to re-design Ghana’s basic education workforce at all levels to support the successful delivery of Ghana’s Education Strategic Plan (ESP 2018 – 2030). The resulting workforce design will realign the GES to focus on learning and equity, to drive efficiency and to focus its resources on effective education management and administration. 

The GESWI program will help drive, manage, and embed change within the GES, to support improved teaching and learning, equity, and more efficient management of the education sector. The program is being implemented with technical/research support from the Education Commission.

In Partnership With

PwC is one of the largest professional services firms in Ghana. With over 300 employees and sixteen resident Directors/Partners, they provide audit, assurance, tax and advisory services. The Ghana firm, which is a full member of the network of firms of PwC, has access to the global organization’s vast resource base of proprietary knowledge, methodologies and experience. PwC focuses on strengthening capacity and driving performance to foster a continuous improvement culture and sustaining benefits for organizations. They work with clients to assess the scale and scope of efficiency gains through process optimization and identify quick wins and longer-term process improvement opportunities that enable improved business value. ​ 

 

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