Teacher trainees waiting for their delayed allowances have received a new update from the Teacher Trainees' Association of Ghana (TTAG) following engagements with the Student Loan Trust Fund (SLTF).
The update brings some hope to affected students, particularly trainees from Al-Faruq College of Education who were excluded from the recent allowance payment.
However, not all affected students are expected to receive their money immediately. Trainees from three Colleges of Education are still waiting for the necessary clearance before their outstanding allowances can be paid.
Al-Faruq Students to Receive Outstanding Allowances by October Ending
There is some good news for teacher trainees from Al-Faruq College of Education who missed the recent allowance payment.
According to the latest update, the affected students are expected to receive their outstanding allowances before the end of October 2026.
This means students who have been waiting for their payments could receive their money in the coming days.
Affected trainees are advised to ensure that their registration details and banking information are correct to avoid further payment delays.
Three Colleges Still Waiting for Allowance Clearance
While Al-Faruq students look forward to their October payments, trainees from three other Colleges of Education are still waiting for clearance.
The affected institutions are:
- Savannah College of Education.
- Christ the Teacher College of Education.
- Ghana Muslim Mission College of Education.
Trainees from these colleges are yet to receive their outstanding allowances because the necessary clearance for payment has not been completed.
Until the clearance process is resolved, the affected students may have to wait longer for their money.
TTAG Engages SLTF Over Delayed Payments
The Teacher Trainees' Association of Ghana has engaged the Student Loan Trust Fund over concerns surrounding the delayed allowances.
The engagement forms part of TTAG's efforts to ensure that eligible teacher trainees receive their outstanding financial support.
Although the payment process has progressed for some institutions, the outstanding clearance issues mean that some students are still waiting.
What Should Affected Teacher Trainees Do?
While waiting for the payments, affected students should:
- Check that their registration details are accurate.
- Ensure their Ghana Commercial Bank (GCB) account details are correct and active.
- Follow official announcements from their respective colleges.
- Monitor updates from TTAG and the Student Loan Trust Fund.
- Avoid relying on unverified payment dates circulating on social media.
What This Means for Teacher Trainees
The latest TTAG update offers hope to students who have been waiting for their allowances.
Affected Al-Faruq College of Education students are expected to receive their outstanding payments before the end of October 2026.
Meanwhile, trainees from Savannah College of Education, Christ the Teacher College of Education and Ghana Muslim Mission College of Education are still awaiting the necessary clearance.
For now, affected students should keep following official updates as TTAG continues its engagements with the Student Loan Trust Fund.
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