GES Schedules Verification Exercise for Applicants with Discrepancies
The Ghana Education Service (GES) has announced a scheduled verification and interrogation exercise for applicants whose requests to correct their dates of birth were not approved due to significant inconsistencies.
According to an official communication from GES Headquarters in Accra dated 21st April 2026, the exercise is being conducted in collaboration with the Public Services Commission (PSC).
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The initiative follows earlier correspondence from the Commission highlighting that some applications were rejected because the discrepancies in reported dates of birth exceeded five years.
Purpose of the Exercise
The verification process aims to give affected applicants an opportunity to present their cases in person. A duly constituted committee will review original documents and engage applicants to clarify inconsistencies surrounding their date of birth records.
GES emphasized that the process is strictly guided by PSC regulations, ensuring transparency and fairness in addressing such discrepancies.
Scheduled Date and Venue
The verification meeting has been scheduled as follows:
Date: Thursday, 23rd April 2026
Time: 10:00 a.m.
Venue: Public Services Commission Conference Room, Accra
Key Instructions for Stakeholders
Regional Directors have been tasked to promptly inform all affected applicants within their jurisdictions. This step is crucial to ensure that no eligible individual misses the opportunity to undergo the verification process.
Applicants, on their part, are required to appear in person and bring along original copies of all supporting documents previously submitted to the Commission. These documents will be thoroughly examined during the session.
Further Clarifications
GES noted that additional details related to the exercise have been attached from the PSC’s correspondence. For further inquiries, applicants may contact the Legal Unit at GES Headquarters for guidance.
Conclusion
This verification exercise represents a critical step by GES and the Public Services Commission to resolve long-standing issues regarding date of birth discrepancies among applicants.
Affected individuals are strongly encouraged to comply with the directives and attend the scheduled meeting fully prepared, as the outcome may significantly impact their employment status within the education service.
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Source: quarmsmedia.com