GES Rolls Out One-Teacher-One-Laptop Initiative to Boost Digital Learning for Teaching and Non-Teaching Staff
The Ghana Education Service (GES) has successfully implemented the One-Teacher-One-Laptop initiative, in collaboration with KA Technologies.
This program has provided laptops to teachers and non-teaching staff across the country, from kindergarten to senior high school levels, including those on study leave. The initiative involved a nationwide distribution of laptops, accompanied by training and aftercare support.
On September 1, 2024, KA Technologies announced the successful implementation of the One-Teacher-One-Laptop program in partnership with the Ghana Education Service (GES).
This initiative has provided laptops to teaching and non-teaching staff across the country, from kindergarten to senior high school levels, including those on study leave.
KA Technologies has established 24/7 Aftercare Centers to offer continuous technical assistance and customer support to beneficiaries.
The user-friendly Katcare App enables teachers to book repair services and purchase laptop accessories conveniently.
The company expressed its gratitude to various stakeholders, including the Ghana National Association of Teachers (GNAT), National Association of Graduate Teachers (NAGRAT), Coalition of Concerned Teachers (CCT), and government institutions, for their support.
As a local firm, KA Technologies is proud to contribute to Ghana's digital transformation in teaching and remains committed to leveraging technology to drive progress in all sectors of the economy.
The One-Teacher-One-Laptop program aims to address the ICT disparities between urban and rural teachers, promoting digital inclusivity and enhancing the teaching experience nationwide.
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