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The Parliamentary Training Institute (PTI) was established in 2016 to build the capacity of Members of Parliament, staff of the Parliamentary Service of Ghana, staff of MDAs, MMDCEs, members and staff of other parliaments and other stakeholders.

PTI extends warm birthday wishes to the Rt. Hon. Speaker of Parliament, Alban Sumana Kingsford Bagbin. May your new year...
24/09/2026

PTI extends warm birthday wishes to the Rt. Hon. Speaker of Parliament, Alban Sumana Kingsford Bagbin. May your new year be filled with good health, wisdom, strength, and continued service to Ghana.

Happy Birthday, Rt. Hon. Speaker!

Friday - 4th September, 2026Day 3 of the second cohort of the Administrative Writing Skills Training for Officers at Le...
04/09/2026

Friday - 4th September, 2026
Day 3 of the second cohort of the Administrative Writing Skills Training for Officers at Levels 13 and 14 in the Parliamentary Service commenced today at the Parliamentary Training Institute (PTI).

The day featured two engaging and practical sessions aimed at sharpening the editing and digital competencies of participants.

The first session was facilitated by Alhaji Iddrisu Adams, Director in charge of Parliamentary Protocols and Diplomacy. He took participants through "Editing, Proofreading, Plain Language and Quality Assurance in Parliamentary Writing." His session emphasized clarity, accuracy, and professionalism in official parliamentary communication.

The second session was facilitated by Mr. Cephas Egbefome, Principal Researcher at the Parliamentary Service. He facilitated on
"Artificial Intelligence and Digital Tools for Administrative Writing" and led a hands-on "Artificial Intelligence and Digital Tools Lab." The session exposed officers to modern tools that can enhance efficiency, accuracy and productivity in administrative writing.

The training continues to equip officers with the requisite skills for effective and contemporary administrative support to Parliament.

Thursday , September 3 , 2026Day 2 of the second cohort of the Administrative Writing Skills training programme for offi...
03/09/2026

Thursday , September 3 , 2026
Day 2 of the second cohort of the Administrative Writing Skills training programme for officers of Level 13 and 14 in the Parliamentary Service commenced today.
The training, which is aimed at enhancing professional writing competencies within the Service, featured two insightful sessions.

The first session was facilitated by Dr. Frank Bitafir Ijon, who is in charge of Curriculum, Training and Research at the Parliamentary Training Institute (PTI). He delivered a presentation on the topic "Writing Decision-Support Documents."

The second session was facilitated by the Head of the Parliamentary Training Institute, Dr. Ernest Darfour. He took participants through "Parliamentary Report and Meeting Documentation" and also led a Practical Workshop to equip officers with hands-on skills.
The programme continues to build the capacity of officers to produce clear, concise, and effective official documents in support of Parliament's work.

Wednesday Sept. 2, 2026 - AccraThe second cohort of the Administrative Writing Skills Training for Officers of Levels 13...
02/09/2026

Wednesday Sept. 2, 2026 - Accra

The second cohort of the Administrative Writing Skills Training for Officers of Levels 13 and 14 of the Parliamentary Service commenced today, with participants receiving practical guidance on effective writing within the parliamentary environment.

The first session was facilitated by the Head of the Institute, Dr. Ernest Darfour, who took participants through, “Foundations of Administrative Writing in Parliament.”

The second session was facilitated by Mrs. Rosemary Arthur Sarkodie, Deputy Clerk in charge of Information Management Services, who focused on “Internal Parliamentary Correspondence.”

The final session was facilitated by Mr. Camillo Pwamang, Deputy Clerk in charge of Legislative Management Services, who took participants through “External Correspondence.”

The training is designed to strengthen participants’ knowledge and skills in producing clear, effective and professional administrative support.

Saturday ,August 29, 2026The Parliamentary Training Institute (PTI) has successfully concluded its one-month training pr...
29/08/2026

Saturday ,August 29, 2026

The Parliamentary Training Institute (PTI) has successfully concluded its one-month training programme for members of the Executive Class within the Parliamentary Service.

The training, designed to strengthen the knowledge, skills and competencies of participants in the effective performance of their roles, ended with final examinations administered by the Public Services Commission (PSC).

Participants took the examinations as part of the assessment process, marking the final stage of an intensive month of learning, engagement and professional development.

The PTI congratulates all participants on the successful completion of the programme and wishes them the very best in their examinations and continued service to Parliament.

28 August 2026 | AccraThe Parliamentary Training Institute (PTI) has concluded a week-long training programme for office...
28/08/2026

28 August 2026 | Accra

The Parliamentary Training Institute (PTI) has concluded a week-long training programme for officers of the Marshall Department of the Parliamentary Service with various sessions focused on the Operations of
CCTV Surveillance.

The final session was facilitated by Mr. Ernest Taanu Berrick, Deputy Director, ICT - Infrastructure, Network and Operations, who took participants through the effective operation and management of CCTV surveillance systems.

The session provided participants with practical knowledge and insights into the use of CCTV surveillance technology, with emphasis on strengthening security and surveillance within the Parliamentary Service.

The training forms part of PTI’s commitment to building the capacity of staff and equipping officers with the knowledge, skills and practical competencies required to effectively perform their roles.

Thursday, August 27, 2026 - AccraThe Parliamentary Training Institute (PTI), in collaboration with the Parliamentary Rel...
27/08/2026

Thursday, August 27, 2026 - Accra

The Parliamentary Training Institute (PTI), in collaboration with the Parliamentary Relations and Protocol Department of the Parliamentary Service, has organised a workshop for Secretaries of Parliamentary Friendship Associations.

The workshop opened with remarks by Alhaji Adam Iddrisu, Esq. Director of Parliamentary Relations and Protocol, who highlighted the importance of strengthening the capacity of officers supporting the work of Parliamentary Friendship Associations.

A session on the History and Mandate of Parliamentary Friendship Associations was delivered by Mr. Richard Kwame Acheampong, Chief Director of the Parliamentary Service. The session provided participants with an overview of the evolution, purpose and role of Friendship Associations in promoting parliamentary relations and cooperation with other legislatures.

The workshop forms part of efforts by the Parliamentary Service to enhance the knowledge and skills of officers responsible for supporting Parliamentary Friendship Associations.

Tuesday August 25, 2026-AccraThe second day of the Administrative Writing Skills Programme for Parliamentary Service sta...
25/08/2026

Tuesday August 25, 2026-Accra

The second day of the Administrative Writing Skills Programme for Parliamentary Service staff on levels 13 and 14 began with a session on Writing Decision-Support Documents, facilitated by Dr. Frank Bitafir Ijon, Team Lead, Curriculum Development, Training and Research at the Parliamentary Training Institute (PTI).

The day's final session was a practical workshop led by the Head of PTI, Dr. Ernest Darfour, giving participants the opportunity to apply the concepts and techniques covered during the training.

Accra, Monday, August 24, 2026 — The first cohort of the Administrative Writing Skills for Parliamentary Service Staff o...
24/08/2026

Accra, Monday, August 24, 2026 — The first cohort of the Administrative Writing Skills for Parliamentary Service Staff on Levels 13 and 14 commenced today, aimed at enhancing the administrative writing and communication skills of staff of the Parliamentary Service.

In his opening remarks, the Team Lead in charge of Curriculum Development, Training and Research at the Parliamentary Training Institute (PTI), Dr. Frank Bitafir Ijon, welcomed participants and underscored the importance of continuous capacity building in promoting professionalism and excellence within the Service.

The day's sessions focused on Foundations of Administrative Writing in Parliament and Internal Parliamentary Correspondence, facilitated by Dr. Ernest Darfour and Mrs. Rosemary Sarkodie Arthur, respectively. Participants gained practical knowledge and insights into preparing clear, concise and professional official correspondence within and outside Parliament.

The training continues over the coming days with additional sessions aimed at strengthening administrative writing skills and promoting greater efficiency, consistency and professionalism across the Parliamentary Service.

The Parliamentary Training Institute has held a day’s training session for officers of the Marshall Department of the Pa...
24/08/2026

The Parliamentary Training Institute has held a day’s training session for officers of the Marshall Department of the Parliamentary Service on the Operations of CCTV Surveillance.

The training commenced with opening remarks by the Senior Principal Marshall, Lt. Col. Samuel Kofi Owusu (Rtd.), and was facilitated by Mr. Ernest Taanu Berrick, Deputy Director, ICT - Infrastructure, Network and Operations.

The session provided participants with practical knowledge and insights into the effective operation and management of CCTV surveillance systems, with emphasis on strengthening security and surveillance within the Parliamentary Service.

The training forms part of PTI’s commitment to building the capacity of staff and equipping officers with the knowledge and skills required to effectively perform their roles.

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