NTC releases ‘2nd phase’ of the 2023 GTLE timetable – Download
The management of the National Teaching Council (NTC) responsible for the conduct of the Ghana teacher licensure examination (GTLE) has released the second phase of the GTLE timetable for the 2023 academic year.
According to the GTLE timetable sighted by AcademicWeek, candidates mid September this year, will start the teacher exam with General Professional Knowledge and end with Multiple Subject Content/Single Subject Specialism on September 15, 2022.
NTC says dress code for prospective candidates to sit for the Ghana teacher licensure examination (GTLE) should be formal or professional. It has also barred mothers from coming to the examination hall with their babies.
NTC 2023 GTLE timetable
| Course | Date | Time |
|---|---|---|
| General Professional Knowledge | September 13 | 9:00 AM – 11:00 AM |
| Grade-Level Specialims Pedagogy | September 14 | 9:00 PM – 11:00 AM |
| Multiple Subject content/ Single Subject Specialms | December 15 | 9:00 AM – 11:00 AM |
How to check your NTC GTLE confirmation status
1. Visit the NTC examination registration portal
2. Click on ‘Confirmation Status’
3. Enter your previous school/College of Education Index number and then
4. Click on confirm to check your status or click Cancel to abort the process.
How to register for teacher licensure exams
1. Visit the GTLE registration portal exams.ntc.gov.gh
2. Enter your e-voucher Serail number and Pin
3. Fill in all the fields and remember to upload your passport-size photograph
Note: The National Teaching Council (NTC) will not accept any request for a change of photograph after the conduct of the Ghana teacher licensure examination.
4. Review the information provided and submit.
5. Print a Summary of the inputs made.
6. Read the examination regulations and tick the tickbox before submission.
The management of the National Teaching Council requires all prospective GTLE candidates should keep their Pin and Serial numbers secured after registration for the examination for further use after the national examination.
