Teachers in the Wa West District of the Upper West Region have found themselves embroiled in a controversy surrounding payments for a capacity building workshop. Each teacher has been asked to pay Gh 70 cedis to attend the workshop, marking the fourth such payment on record. The situation has raised eyebrows, especially considering that other districts offer similar workshops to their teachers free of charge.
In an attempt to unravel the mystery, discussions were held with the Circuit Supervisor of Wa West, Mr. Domawa, who indicated that the responsibility lies with the District Director of Education for Wa West.
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Mr. Domawa claimed that the payment requirement is part of a nationwide policy and distanced himself from any direct involvement. He suggested that concerned individuals direct their inquiries to the District Director of Education for clarification. This revelation has sparked further curiosity and calls for a thorough investigation into the payment discrepancy.
Determined to get to the bottom of this issue, efforts are underway to engage the District Director of Education for Wa West to shed light on the situation.
The ongoing investigation seeks answers regarding the justification behind the payments in Wa West District, particularly when other districts conduct similar capacity building workshops without charging their teachers.
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The controversy surrounding these payments raises important questions about transparency, fairness, and the allocation of resources in the education sector. Teachers in the Wa West District, dedicated to their profession, are eager to understand the reasons behind the financial burden placed on them for attending this workshop.
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Stay tuned for updates on this developing story as we strive to uncover the truth behind the teacher payments in Wa West District.
