In a move aimed at promoting linguistic diversity and cultural exchange in Ghanaian schools, the government has announced plans to recruit 50 Arabic language teachers by the end of July. This development comes as part of efforts to incorporate Arabic as a subject in the country's curriculum, following a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) signed between Ghana and the Arab League in 2020. The recruitment drive is expected to bridge the skills gap in teaching Arabic, which has been in high demand in Ghanaian schools due to the growing interest in the language among students. With this initiative, Ghanaian students will have access to expert instruction in Arabic, enhancing their understanding of the language and its rich cultural heritage.
Govt to recruit 50 Arabic teachers by end of July CitiNewsroom.com
