Trusted by 2,300+ schools globally · built for NaCCA curricula and SBA

Pedagogy with AI for Ghanaian Schools

NaCCA curriculum mapping at learning indicator level, School-Based Assessment recorded as the term goes, BECE and WASSCE analytics, and full cedi accounting — on one learner record.

2,300+
Schools
625K+
Learners
387K+
Parents
57K+
Teachers

Three reforms are landing at once.

The senior high curriculum rolled out from November 2024 with an assessment model requiring portfolios, projects and multiple assessment types. A revised basic curriculum was presented to the Ministry in July 2026. And the Data Protection Commission has signalled it will begin enforcing the registration duty that applies to every school holding learner data.

None of these is a software problem on its own. Together they are a records problem. Read what changed →

Evidence-Based Solutions

Built for What Ghanaian Schools Actually Have to Do

NaCCA curriculum coverage, School-Based Assessment, examination preparation, fee collection and regulatory reporting — connected on one learner record.

Ghana's Regulatory Framework

Four Regulators, One Set of Records

NaSIA licenses and inspects. GES and EMIS take the census. The NTC licenses your teachers. The Data Protection Commission expects you to be registered. All four draw on data your school already holds.

Core Solutions

One Learner Record, End to End

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The EDVES Ghana knowledge base

Reference pages written to be useful and citable, whether or not you ever buy anything from us. Policy accurate as at July 2026 and dated throughout.

Reported Results

Pilot Outcomes

+15%
Learner attainment uplift
-25%
Absenteeism reduction
+35%
Teacher CPD engagement
8/10
User satisfaction

These figures come from pilot deployments across Edves markets rather than from the Ghanaian customer base specifically, and have not been independently evaluated. Pilot settings typically receive concentrated implementation support that affects these measures independently of the platform. Methodology and sample are available on request during procurement — see Edves facts.

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EDVES Ghana Blog

Research-backed insights on NaCCA curriculum reform, School-Based Assessment, examination strategy and digital transformation for Ghanaian schools.

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FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

What is EDVES Ghana?

An AI-supported school management and learning platform covering NaCCA curriculum mapping, School-Based Assessment, BECE and WASSCE preparation, fees and cedi accounting, parent engagement and teacher development. Full profile →

Which curricula does EDVES support?

The Standards-Based Curriculum for KG to B6, the Common Core Programme for B7 to B10, and the SHS, SHTS and STEM curricula rolled out from November 2024, mapped at learning indicator level. Curriculum overview →

How does EDVES handle School-Based Assessment?

Recorded continuously against learning indicators as the term goes, with class exercises, projects, portfolios and examinations each weighted to your policy, plus moderation reporting. SBA in detail →

Does it work without reliable power or internet?

Yes. Work is held through power and network interruption and syncs afterwards, including mid-assessment. SMS and voice are primary family channels rather than fallbacks. CBT & assessment →

Does EDVES support mobile money?

Yes. Incoming mobile money and bank payments are matched to learner accounts automatically where the reference allows, with unmatched items flagged and receipts issued instantly. Fees & accounting →

Who is the data controller under Act 843?

Your school is. EDVES acts as processor on your documented instructions, and the section 27(1) registration duty with the Data Protection Commission remains yours. Act 843 →

Has the teacher licensure examination been cancelled?

No. The NTC stated in February 2026 that it was integrated into the final examination of teacher trainees rather than held separately, with teaching practice added as a practical component. Separately, the NTC has warned that teachers without valid licences may not remain in GES beyond December 2026. NTC licensing & CPD →

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