Ghana Education Partners with Telecel: Unlocking Affordable Connectivity for GES Staff
Ghana Education has partnered with Telecel to offer exclusive mobile plans tailored specifically for Ghana Education Service (GES) staff. This collaboration aims to provide affordable and reliable connectivity, empowering educators to enhance their work and stay connected with colleagues.
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The partnership presents two major options for GES staff:
1. Comprehensive Voice, Data, and SMS Bundle: This plan offers a holistic package, covering voice calls, data, and SMS, ensuring that staff can stay connected and productive on-the-go.
2. Data-Only Plans with Whitelisted Sites: For staff who require more data, this option provides generous allocations, including additional data for whitelisted sites, ensuring seamless access to essential educational resources.
To maximize the benefits, Telecel allows GES staff to roll over unused data to the next month, ensuring that every byte is utilized. Additionally, the Integrated plan offers free calls among staff, fostering collaboration, teamwork, and a sense of community.
This partnership is a significant step towards enhancing the education sector in Ghana. By providing affordable and reliable connectivity, GES staff can:
- Access educational resources and online materials.
- Collaborate with colleagues and share best practices.
- Stay connected with students and parents.
- Enhance their professional development through online courses and training.
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The Ghana Education and Telecel partnership is a testament to the power of collaboration in driving positive change. By leveraging technology and connectivity, we can create a more inclusive, effective, and efficient education system.
GES staff can now enjoy affordable and reliable connectivity, empowering them to make a greater impact in the lives of their students. Join the conversation and share your thoughts on how this partnership will shape the future of education in Ghana.
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