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Ministry of Education Stance on Self Placement in CSSPS

Editorial
18 September 2023
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The Ministry of Education (MoE) is embracing a new initiative by maintaining the self-placement option in the 2023 Computerized School Selection and Placement System (CSSPS), despite the flexibility for BECE students to select up to 11 schools.

In an exclusive interview with TimesGhana, a representative from the Ministry has assured that self-placement remains a vital feature in this year’s CSSPS.

The New School Selection Process

Two-Phase Selection

This year’s school selection process involves two distinct phases: the 1st placement and the 2nd placement sections. Students are required to take action in both phases.

First Placement Phase

During the first placement phase, students must select a total of six public second-cycle schools.

Second Placement Phase

In the second placement phase, an additional five schools can be chosen, bringing the total to 11 school preferences for each student.

Read Also: GES Introduces New BECE Placement with a Dual Phase System

The MoE official further explained that even with the expanded selection choices, the self-placement feature will remain available for students.

Should a student not secure a spot in any of their 11 chosen schools, they will have the opportunity to employ the self-placement feature, as disclosed by the MoE official.

Self-placement is an empowering process that grants BECE candidates the autonomy to navigate the Computerized School Selection and Placement System (CSSPS) portal, where they can make selections from schools with available vacancies.

How to do Self-Placement

Step-by-Step Guide

For students looking to take advantage of self-placement, here is a step-by-step guide:

  1. Access the CSSPS Portal: Visit https://cssps.gov.gh
  2. Navigate to the Check Placement Module: Click on the “Check Placement” module located on the left-hand side.
  3. Provide Your Information: Enter your BECE Index Number (e.g., 100000000023), your 10-digit E-voucher pin, and your 5-digit pin code.
  4. Access the Self-Placement Module: Click “Proceed” to access the self-placement module.
  5. Select Your Preferred School: Once within the Self-placement module, you will be presented with a list of schools based on your BECE aggregate or grade. Carefully select your desired second-cycle school.
  6. Indicate Your Residential Preference: Specify whether you prefer Day or Boarding.
  7. Choose Your Program: Select your preferred program.
  8. Confirm and Print: After completing all necessary checks, confirm your selections and print. It’s important to note that once the selection process is finalized, changes cannot be made.

Also read: Senior High School Placement Form not for Sale: MoE to Parents

The Ministry of Education’s decision to retain the self-placement option ensures that students have a safety net, allowing them to secure their educational path even when faced with the prospect of selecting from multiple schools. This commitment to flexibility mirrors the ever-evolving landscape of education.

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