Homeschooling in Ghana
Discover Articles, video resources and support for homeschooling across different regions of Ghana.
Homeschooling is implicitly legal in Ghana based on constitutional protections of parental rights and the 2008 Education Act's provision for private educational participation.
Homeschooling in Ghana is growing as parents seek flexible, personalized, and high-quality education for children.
A 2020 study by Nketsiah, Abroampa (PhD), and Wilson (PhD) highlights homeschooling as a viable option in Ghana despite limited literature. The authors noted rising interest in homeschooling, driven by declining public school quality and the high cost of private education for many families.
Homeschooling Trust supports Ghanaian families with quality videos and consultations for flexible, effective homeschooling.
Homeschooling Articles
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Is Homeschooling Legal in Ghana? A Comprehensive Legal Guide
Explore the legal framework for homeschooling in Ghana, including constitutional provisions, the Education Act, and practical considerations for parents.
Read article →How to Start Homeschooling in Ghana: A Step-by-Step Guide for Beginners
Learn how to start homeschooling in Ghana with this comprehensive step-by-step guide covering curriculum selection, legal considerations, and practical tips.
Read article →Homeschooling vs Traditional Schooling in Ghana: Which Is Better for Your Child?
Compare homeschooling and traditional education in Ghana across key dimensions including academic performance, flexibility, cost, socialization, and more.
Read article →Common Misconceptions About Homeschooling in Ghana
Explore and debunk the most common myths about homeschooling in Ghana, from legality and cost to socialization and academic outcomes.
Read article →Ghana Homeschooling Video Resources
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