Teaching in Ghana
Our partner schools in Ghana are located in and around Cape Coast. Most of these schools are private schools, but they certainly
don't compare with the elite private schools in our home countries.
Most Ghanaian families send their children to private schools, saving
what they can to pay for their children's education. If money is
tight it is common for only one child to be educated, often the
male child. In some cases Ghanaian families send their children
to more affluent family members to work as a house boy or girl in
return for funding the child's education. This really does underline
how important education is to Ghanaian families.
Even though most of the schools are privately funded, this does
not mean that they are well resourced and class sizes are often
40 plus. Therefore, you will find that you can help reduce the workload
on the teacher by taking out small groups of children, working with
those who are struggling and need a bit of extra help or working
with the bright children who need to be pushed further.
Ghana is already an English speaking country and all lessons are
taught in English. However, the Ghanaian dialect is often difficult
to understand so here our teachers work on helping teach spoken
English, pronunciation, silent letters etc.
Schools here are also keen to have people who want to help teach
art, music, drama and sports.
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Costs in
All costs shown above are for one month. Additional months can
be added for £495.
You choose your dates for teaching, orphanage, journalism and medical
placements but spaces throughout the year are limited so reserve
your space now.
What's included?
Why are some dates cheaper than others? Our
pricing policy explained.
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