Table 1

Profile of participants

Category and gender distributionProfessional backgroundAcademic exposureLevel of accreditation
National educational leader: 1 male
NELHas 10 years of teaching experience at both a foreign university and a local public university, and has also worked with a national education agencyGhanaian and AmericanNational
College tutors: 3 males and 3 females
 The participants are in the early (1–7 years) and mid-career (9–30 years) stages of their professional journeys, specializing in Physical Education, Home Economics, ICT Education, English Language, Basic Education, and French. Their respective colleges are located across various regions of Ghana, including the Western North, Ashanti, Central, Eastern, and Volta RegionsGhanaianNational
Project management team (PMT) members: 3 malesNational and International
PMT MXPossesses extensive experience working on projects funded by foreign aid aimed at community and educational reform through community-driven policy formulation and implementation. Has served as a policy advisor and chief technical advisor for both national and international organizationsGhanaian and American
PMT MYHas worked with foreign grants to reform education in sub-Saharan Africa. Worked with MoE committee and has experience in educational leadershipGhanaian and American
PMT MZHas worked in different organisations, local or international, on teacher education, educational policy and curriculum. Also, experienced in projects funded by foreign aid to reform education and on national committeesGhanaian and American
Foreign-based research university leaders: 2 malesInternational
FbRUL 1Has worked on educational reform projects funded with foreign aid. Has rich work experience in international and Ghanaian context. Has top level educational leadership experienceGhanaian and European 
FbRUL 2Has served as the Academic Director of the project and Technical Lead for the leadership and management components. Established the Teacher Education Sub-Saharan Africa programme, spanning multiple countries across the regionGhanaian and American
Tertiary education leaders: 5 malesNational
TEL 1Has worked in multiple reputable universities in Ghana, in the MoE, specifically, the Curriculum and Research Development Division and has been part of educational reform projects in sub-Saharan AfricaGhanaian and European 
TEL 2Has rich experience as a maths educator at primary, secondary, CoE and university levels in Ghana and abroad. Also experienced with top level educational leadershipGhanaian and European
TEL 3Has expertise in curriculum development, experience in multiple and reputable universities in Ghana. He is also experienced with middle level educational leadershipGhanaian and Nigerian
TEL 4With expertise in educational leadership and instruction as well as educational administration, he has worked with higher education and NGOs in Ghana for several years sometimes in middle level educational leadership rolesGhanaian and American
TEL 5Has worked 25 five years with some experience in top level educational management and leadershipUnknown 

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