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GES opens reposting applications for staff returning from study leave

GES Begins Public Sensitization On School Selection Into SHS Today
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The Ghana Education Service (GES) has directed staff who were granted study leave with pay and successfully completed their programmes in 2026 to apply for reposting.

In a letter dated October 12, 2026, and addressed to all Regional Directors, the Service asked them to notify eligible staff in their respective regions to complete the reposting application process online.

According to the directive, applications opened on Monday, October 12, and will close on Monday, October 26, 2026.

Eligible staff are required to submit their applications through the designated online portal: https://bit.ly/STUDYLEAVERETURN2026.

The letter was signed by Deputy Director-General in charge of Management Services, Prof. Smile Dzisi, on behalf of the Director-General.

The directive forms part of the GES’s administrative arrangements for staff returning to duty after completing their approved study programmes.

By: Bernard Mensah

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