The Centre for Democratic Movement (CDM) has proposed creating an Education Emergency Response Fund. This fund would help schools get new teachers. It would also help place teachers in various locations.
The CDM said the fund should also support training for teachers. This would improve their skills and teaching methods.
The group believes Ghana's basic education sector needs structural reform. This means changing how things are set up and run.
CDM stated that these changes are vital to prevent ongoing problems with staffing. They want to avoid repeated teacher shortages and uneven distribution.
The organization released a six-point action plan. This plan outlines their suggestions for improving the education system.
The push for these reforms aims to create a more stable and effective learning environment for students across Ghana.