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TLAP in Ghana, 30 April 2025: a classroom pilot, not a licensing file

Launch, 30 April 2025 · Accra · Published September 21, 2026

On 30 April 2025, at the Alisa Hotel in Accra, Kurasa Africa, ESDEV Foundation Africa and the Ghana Education Service launched TLAP — Teaching, Learning and Assessment Platform — for Ghana’s Standards-Based Curriculum and Common Core Programme. The room was a launch. The evidence was a pilot.

Event archive. Dates and participant counts describe the event recorded in this account.

KISEL is the NaSIA licensing and inspection programme under the October 2025 MoU. TLAP is the classroom platform launched in Accra on 30 April 2025. Contact the team to discuss the scope and status of either programme.

Adult Ghanaian teachers at a staffroom table with printed schemes and one tablet.

14 Pilot basic schools in Greater Accra, Central, Volta and Oti

1,121 Learners in that pilot, as published at the launch

143 Educators and school heads trained

2,114 Formative assessments recorded on the platform

What was claimed for the pilot

Between 2024 and early 2025 the platform ran in 14 public and private basic schools across four regions. The launch note recorded 1,121 learners, 143 educators trained, more than 14,000 digital attendance entries, 2,114 formative assessments and 591 curriculum-aligned lesson plans. Those numbers stay on the 2025 ledger.

Who spoke

Prof. Jophus Anamuah-Mensah and Prof. Francis Owusu-Mensah spoke for ESDEV. William Nguru demonstrated the product. Prince Agyeman-Duah of GES pledged institutional support to scale. Teachers named in the write-up — Sir Richard Donkor (Oti), Jerry Rockson (Central), Selasie Mensah (Greater Accra) — talked about workload and knowing where learners needed help. That is the classroom claim. It is not a national dashboard.

What was a plan, not a result

The April 2025 account outlined proposed Ministry engagement, potential development-partner involvement, onboarding across 16 regions and discussion of CENDLOS iBox for offline use. These were next steps at the time of the pilot. Contact the programme team for current delivery arrangements.