Ultimate Guide: How to check BECE school placement in Ghana

Students who sat for this last year’s Basic Education Certificate Exams (BECE) a few months ago can now know which schools they were placed in. The BECE school placement can be checked via the new Computerised School Selection and Placement System (CSSPS) portal.

The CSSPS is the system the Ghana Education Service (GES) uses to give BECE takers senior high schools, vocational or technical schools based on the results they got from the exams.

The portal to check BECE school placement is now opened for the candidates and candidates would need the BECE placement checker cards to get to know their placed schools.

According to the Ghana Education Service, the BECE placement checker card can be used to check BECE school placement for a single candidate for an unlimited number of times. This is unlike previous years where the placement codes could only be used a few times.

The card can be bought at authorised shops and BECE school placement and results checkers in town. It costs around GHS 15.

The GES has also announced that the previous system where the candidates would text their index number to shortcode 1060 to check BECE school placement does not work anymore. That method of checking BECE placement will be a waste of time now as the new CSSPS platform is the new sole method to check school placements.

To check your BECE school placement, you get your placement checker card ready and a good internet connection. The card is usually sold at internet cafes and it is selling around 15 cedis. Note that the price may differ a little depending on your location.

If you have these available, you can proceed with the steps below to check BECE school placements.

Simple steps to check BECE school placements in Ghana

• Make sure that the computer (or mobile device) you are using has good internet access.
• Now open your browser (preferably Google Chrome) and visit the CSSPS result checker online portal — cssps.gov.gh.
• At the homepage, choose “Check Placement” from the boxed options there.

 

• On the next page, you will be met with spaces for the BECE index number and the code on the placement checker card (eVoucher) you bought.
• Enter your BECE index number. It is usually just 10 digits.

• Then add the last two digits of the year of the exams to the index number. So if the index number is something like “1102006056”, and the year of exams is 2019, it becomes “110200605619”.
• Now enter the code on the BECE school placement card you bought. The code is the same as the 12-digit voucher number.
• Hit proceed and enter your PIN (Personal Identification Number) that will also be found on the scratch card you had purchased.
• After you are done, click submit. Be patient and wait for the results window to pop up.
• It the process was successful, you will see the CSSPS placement checker print form option appear.
• You can now click on Print to print it out.

For complaints and enquiries, Call our helpline

Contact CSSPS via 0900 800 700 or 0302 987 654

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Ultimate Guide: Here’s how to check BECE results in Ghana

Each year, WAEC releases results for all Junior High School Students who participated in the year’s Basic Education Certificate Examination (BECE).

The BECE Results of each ear will then be available on the WAEC Site at a date as communicated by the organization.

Knowing your BECE result is the first thing to do when seeking a sense of your future study life.

This tutorial will teach you how to check your results instantly online; you will need the results checker PIN.

We are in the wake of the release of the Basic Education Certificate Exam results that the West African Examination Council has released.

This year saw the largest number of registered candidates to sit for the examination.

The BECE result checker process has been simplified, and candidates can check online for their results. We have prepared the best way to check your BECE results.

How to check BECE Results with a PIN (Fast Method)

Here is how to check WAEC results online. You need to connect your PC or your mobile phone with any internet network connection. Please don’t use Opera Mini for these steps.

Follow the step by step instructions given below.

Here is how to check your BECE results without a Scratch Code:

1. Use any browser, preferably Google Chrome and visit or eresults.waecgh.org or ghana.waecdirect.org
2. On the next screen, enter your 10 Index Number: Eg: 0070202043
3. Enter your WAEC exam year of completion. E.g., 2021
4. Enter the exam type you sat for. E.g., BECE (School)
5. Now, you will need to enter your 10 Digit Pin here. Enter the secret Pin.
6. Submit your personal information and patiently wait for your results.
7. How to get your BECE Results Checker PIN

How to buy your official BECE Results Checker PIN

You can buy additional serials and pins by dialling the shortcode *944# on your phone and choosing the eResults option.

How to Check your BECE Results with a Scratch Card

If you already have a scratch card and would not prefer the PIN Method (which is more convenient), then this is how to use the scratch card to check your results.

1. Visit the Waec Result Checker Online Portal via the link ghana.waecdirect.org.
2. Enter your Index Number.
3. Select the Type of Examination (e.g. BECE).
4. Select your Examination Year eg. 2021.
5. Enter the Card Serial Number found on the reverse side of your Scratch card.
6. Enter the 12-digit Personal Identification Number (PIN) on your Scratch card, e.g. 012345678912.
7. Confirm your Index Number and Examination Year. This is to ensure that your examination information is correct.
8. Click on Submit and wait for the display in the popup window. This may take several seconds.

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WAEC Ghana Grading System for BECE

The grading system for BECE gives a Ghanaian candidate with an excellent score of an A1 and B2 grade, a good score candidate gets a B3, a credit candidate gets a C4, C5, and C6 grade, and finally, a “pass” student gets a D7 and E8 grade.

In simple terms, below is the BECE grading scale or the used BECE grading system 2018:

Excellent	A1	75% – 100%
Very good	B2	70% – 74%
Good	B3	65%- 69%
Credit	C4	60% – 64%
Credit	C5	55% – 59%
Credit	C6	50% – 54%
Pass	D7	45% – 49%
Pass	E8	40% – 45%
Failure	F9	0% – 44%

Here is a list of the subjects that are usually tested at the Basic Education Certificate Examination:

• English Language
• Mathematics
• Ghanaian language and culture
• Integrated Sciences
• Social Studies
• Basic Design and Technology
• Information Communication Technology
• French (optional)
• Religious and Moral Education

Contact Details of WAEC: support@waecgh.org or it-support@waecaccra.org or call (233) 302 208201-9

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Scancom PLC (MTN Ghana) announces Board changes

1. MR. KWASI ABEASI AND MR. MODUPE KADRI

Scancom Plc. (MTN Ghana) wishes to announce that Mr Kwasi Abeasi and Mr Modupe Kadri will step down from the Board of the Company effective March 1, 2021.

Mr Kwasi Abeasi joined the Board of MTN Ghana in 2011, as an Independent Non-Executive Director, bringing a wealth of experience to the Board over his 10-year period of service.

Mr Modupe Kadri joined MTN Ghana as Chief Financial Officer in 2014 and was appointed Executive Director in 2016, a position he held until February 2020 when he became a Non-Executive Director of the Company.

The Board of Directors of MTN Ghana and its subsidiaries would like to take this opportunity to express their gratitude to Mr Abeasi and Mr Kadri for their sterling service and dedication to the Company, and for their impressive performance on the Board.  We wish them every success in all their future endeavours.

2. APPOINTMENT OF FOUR (4) INDEPENDENT NON-EXECUTIVE DIRECTORS TO SCANCOM PLC. (MTN GHANA) BOARD

Scancom Plc. (MTN Ghana), inline with its aim of increasing skills and diversity, is pleased to announce the appointment of the following Independent Non-Executive Directors (INEDs), effective 1 March 2021:

• Felix Addo
• Nana Ama Botchway
• Kofi Dadzie
• Rosie Ebe-Arthur

2.1 Mr Felix Addo

Mr Felix Addo is a Member of the Ghana Institute of Chartered Accountants with over 30 years’ experience.  He served as a Partner at PwC over an 18-year period across a wide range of engagements in both developed and emerging markets, including transactions, insolvencies and turnarounds, financial and forensic audits and various projects in both the private and public sectors. He has since developed a portfolio of board roles in the consumer, financial services and oil and gas sectors. He currently serves on the boards of various organizations including Guinness Ghana Breweries (Chairman), Ghana Association of Restructuring and Insolvency Advisors (President), as well as various for-profit and non-profit organisations.

2.2  Nana Ama Botchway

Ms Nana Ama Botchway is the founder and managing partner of N. Dowuona & Company, a leading corporate and commercial law firm in Ghana.  Her main areas of practise are mergers and acquisitions, energy and infrastructure.  Ms Botchway regularly advises local and global companies on cross border mergers, acquisitions, energy and infrastructure projects.

She began her career in New York where she worked as a lawyer at two leading global law firms, Simpson Thacher & Bartlett and Cooley, and as an audit accountant at Deloitte Touche Tomahtsu.  Ms Botchway is a graduate of Princeton University, New York University’s Stern School of Business and Columbia University School of Law.

She brings a wealth of experience to MTN Ghana having served as a Non-Executive Director on a number of boards, including Ghana Airports Company Ltd, the Ghana Petroleum Sovereign Wealth Funds, GHL Bank Ltd, where she chaired the Remuneration Committee and Brainworks Capital.

2.3 Mr Kofi Dadzie

Mr Dadzie is an experienced digital entrepreneur who has built innovative products and services and taken these to market successfully, servicing customers across multiple geographies and covering over 80 languages.  Mr Dadzie, who is one of the pioneers of Rancard Solutions Ltd, started as the Chief Software Architect and rose to the position of Chief Executive Officer.

He currently serves as a non-executive director of Rancard Solutions Holdings and its subsidiaries. Inspired through leadership seminars in the Aspen Institute, he recently consulted for and joined the Mastercard Foundation with the aim of empowering young African women and men to harness the digital economy. Mr Dadzie also serves as a director of IC Asset Managers and is a member of the governing board of Genius Hive Music Academy.

2.4  Rosie Ebe-Arthur

Ms Rosie Ebe-Arthur is a Chartered Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development (CIPD) and brings along with her a plethora of experience from the United Kingdom and Africa.  Ms Ebe-Arthur was previously employed by Ernst & Young as Associate Director of People Services, Africa Projects, South Africa with responsibility for Sub Saharan Africa.

Ms Ebe-Arthur then served at Ecobank Transnational Incorporated as Group Human Resources Business Partner for Domestic Bank working across 33 countries.  She then moved to Standard Chartered Bank rising to Head of Human Resources, West Africa with responsibility for Nigeria, Ghana, Cote D’Ivoire, Cameroun, Gambia and Sierra Leone.

Ms Ebe-Arthur is currently the Group Head, Human Capital Management and Development for First Bank Nigeria and Subsidiaries and is accountable for setting the People Strategy across the Banks footprint in Africa, United Kingdom and the representative offices in France and China.

Commenting on the appointments, the CEO of MTN Ghana, Selorm Adadevoh said, “We are very excited to welcome very accomplished, diverse, professionals to the MTN Ghana Board.  As a company that is transitioning into a full digital operator, we are happy to have them join us to accelerate the process of giving our valued Customers a distinct digital experience, whilst driving towards our 2023 ambition of becoming a digital operator”.

Commenting on the Board changes, the Chairman of the Board of Directors of MTN Ghana, Dr Ishmael Yamson, expressed his profound gratitude to Mr Abeasi and Mr Kadri for their dedication, sacrifices and excellent performance, and for contributing immensely to the governance and oversight of the Company.

In welcoming the new members to the Board, Dr Ishmael Yamson indicated that onboarding these outstanding individuals with diverse skills and professions, should enhance and strengthen the performance of the oversight role of the Board.

The Board of Directors of MTN Ghana and its subsidiaries would like to take this opportunity to welcome on board the new Independent Non-Executive Directors, to the Scancom Plc. Board, and to wish them every success in the discharge of their duties.

The Independent Non-Executive Directors shall hold office until the next Annual General Meeting of Shareholders, where they shall be eligible for re-election by the Shareholders of Scancom Plc.

SIGNED

Pala Asiedu Ofori (Mrs.)

Company Secretary

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JICA and Ministry of Local Government organize dissemination seminar for district engineers

The Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) in collaboration with Ministry of Local Government and Rural Development (MLGRD), Ghana Productive Safety Net Project (GPSNP) and Department of Feeder Roads (DFR) has organised a dissemination Seminar on Labour based Bituminous Surfacing Technology (LBST) for District Engineers. The Seminar aims to share the knowledge obtained from the LBST project with district engineers of GPSNP. It took place at the Koforidua Training Centre (KTC) of the Ministry of Roads and Highways in Koforidua from 24^th February to 25^th February 2021.

The Department of Feeder Roads and JICA implemented: “Technical Cooperation Project for developing Labour Based Bituminous Surfacing Technology” from February 2016 to December 2018.  The Project conducted several activities including two field trials (First field trial was conducted from February 2017 to August 2017, and the second trial was from February 2018 to September 2018) in Koforidua to come up with “Guidelines for Labour based Bituminous Surfacing Technology”. The performance of the trial construction indicates that, the Guidelines could be utilized not only to provide quality low volume road infrastructure, but also contribute to generating employment opportunities among local people, especially in rural area.

MLGRD on the other hand is currently implementing the Ghana Productive Safety Net Project (GPSNP) with support from World Bank to strengthen safety net systems that improve the productivity of the poor. One of the components of the project is Labor intensive public works (LIPW) program which seeks to extend income‐earning opportunities to poor households through LIPW to maintain or rehabilitate assets such as roads that improve the productivity of communities and respond to the anticipated effects of climate change.

In her speech, the Senior Representative of JICA Ghana, Ms. Maki Ozawa said: “Government of Ghana and JICA implemented a Technical Cooperation project on LBST from February 2016 to December 2018.  During the period, various activities including two field trials were conducted to come up with the guideline which was launched by Ministry of Roads and Highways in December 2018. The performance of the aforementioned field trials, over three years after construction, suggest that LBST can be utilized to construct quality low volume roads, and also contribute to generating employment opportunities among locals, especially in rural area. Additionally, LBST could create opportunities for small local contractors to provide construction services, as LBST requires less equipment comparing to EBT. We hope that after this seminar, you will gain the necessary confidence to apply the LBST guideline for rural road construction under your LIPW program in the future.”

In his remark, Mr. Inusah Shirazu, Head, Rural Development Unit of the Ministry of Local Government and Rural Development reiterated: “The Ministry will facilitate the adoption and utilization of this technology among MMDAs subject to availability of technical and financial capacity. I hope this workshop for selected District Engineers is the beginning of the capacity-building process for MMDAs. I hope we can continue to work together to create the needed hope for Ghana’s rural and urban economies and to build a resilient infrastructure base for a prosperous Ghana.”

JICA has been cooperating with Ghana for the past 58 years through several schemes, including Japanese Yen Loan, Grant Aid, and Technical Cooperation. Infrastructure sector, particularly road, has been prioritized for several years under JICA’s cooperation to Ghana. JICA has been utilizing Japanese technological capability to contribute to the economic and social development of Ghana. Recent examples include the construction of the Tema motorway interchange which was completed in June 2020 and the ongoing rehabilitation of trunk road N8 (Phase 2). Both projects are implemented through JICA’s Grant Aid scheme. A new bridge on the Volta River, which is expected to start later this year, is being implemented under JICA’s concessionary Yen loan scheme. So far, JICA has provided over 700 Kilometers of national trunk roads and a number of bridges as well as technical trainings to the officers and engineers in road sector.

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More space and privacy for Emirates Economy Class customers with new option to purchase empty adjoining seats

Emirates Economy Class customers can now enjoy even more personal space and privacy onboard with the ability to purchase up to three empty adjoining seats on their flight.

These seats will be offered to all Economy Class customers holding a confirmed booking. Customers will not be able to pre-book empty seats, as these are subject to availability. Empty seats will only be offered for purchase at the airport check-in counter prior to flight departure, and costs range from AED 200 to AED 600 (US$ 55 to US$ 165) per empty seat, plus applicable taxes depending on the flight sector.

Emirates has introduced this new seat product on the back of customer feedback, addressing the needs of a range of customers seeking extra privacy and space while still flying in Economy Class. This includes couples who wish to have the entire row to themselves (maximum of three seats in the same row), parents travelling with in-lap infants, or those who simply want the added assurance of more space while travelling during pandemic times.

In addition to the newly empty seat option, Emirates currently offers a variety of seat products for Economy Class customers to choose their favourite seat based on their travel needs:

• Extra legroom seats: exit row seats offering additional space but subject to safety requirements;
• Twin seats: seats in a row of two at the back of Emirates’ Boeing 777 aircraft, and on the upper deck of Emirates’ 2-class Airbus A380 aircraft;
• Preferred seats: seats in the first section of the cabin and on the upper deck of A380 2 class;
• Regular seats: all other Economy seats.

These seats, available via Emirates.com, Emirates contact centres, at airport check-in, onboard, and through travel agent partners, are offered for free or at a charge, depending on the customer’s Emirates Skywards membership tier, fare type, time to departure, and other special needs. Visit our page on emirates.com for more information.

Emirates has also introduced generous discounts on excess baggage rates, to help customers flying on essential trips take home what they need most.

These discounts range from 35% up to 60% off normal rates depending on the sector and must be pre-booked and pre-paid up to 4 hours prior to flight departure via emirates.com, through contact centres or at an Emirates sales office. Visit our page on emirates.com for more information.

Emirates customers flying for essential reasons can travel with the assurance that the latest health and safety measures are in place at every step of the journey. The airline has also recently introduced contactless technology to ease customers through Dubai airport.

Emirates continues to lead the industry with innovative products and services that address traveller needs during a dynamic time. These include customer care initiatives such as flexible booking policies, multi-risk insurance cover, helping loyal customers retain their miles and tier status, and a commitment to honouring refunds.

The airline provides the latest information on its COVID-19 information hub, including entry requirements, travel restrictions and all its initiatives for customer wellbeing. 

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Privacy issues: 3 Signs that someone is recording your conversation

Privacy issues have been at the forefront of national debates in the last decade, from apps gleaning and selling users’ data to advertisers, to governments and device manufacturers spying on the everyday person through clandestine surveillance and their smart gadgets, respectively.

For most people, surveillance may seem sort of abstract until they find themselves being the subject of not a data breach, but rather, an instance of a break of trust, being recorded without one’s permission.

While some people would quickly notice when a recorder is activated sometime during a phone interaction — be it voice or video — there’s no way you’d be able to know if the other person had their recorder on before initiating the phone call. Also, assuming the other party decides to go for a face-to-face meeting, how then would you know that they are recording your conversation?

This may seem well impossible to catch someone breaching your privacy in such manner; there are various things that you can catch on to; simply by situational awareness.

Signs that you have privacy issues to deal with

Once you notice the interaction beginning to center around a particular person or something you inadvertently let slip in passing then, you should be wary because privacy issues may be at stake.

They ask questions typically force particular answers

Have you ever had a conversation when you noticed at some point that you were probably being set up by the kind of questions you were being asked and the manner in which you were being asked? As if to get specific, clear cut answers?

Usually, a regular conversation, even though it may be centred around a particular subject the other person is trying to get information about, it drifts off to other issues worthy of discussion. However, when a person is bent on revisiting the same topic — in an attempt to get you to reveal more — you should know that something may be afoot. Once you notice the interaction beginning to centre around a particular person or something you inadvertently let slip in passing then, you should be wary that privacy issues are at stake. You’re either being recorded for a third party or they simply just want to know more information about a person or other subjects of interest.

They won’t say much during the interaction

When someone is secretly recording your conversation, one of the things you should notice is that after they have successfully gotten you interested in answering a question, they keep quiet and allow you to drone on.

No one likes to be caught incriminating themselves on tape, so even they would be wise to leave the majority of the talking to you. At the same time, they offer occasional interjections and follow up questions.

They may put their phone between you facing down

Okay, this seems like something we’d normally do when we want to pay attention to someone we’re at a table with. But it could also be their way of getting your interaction on record without you being aware of it.

What should you do if you have suspicions?

Well, you don’t necessarily need to be suspicious of someone before taking precautions against getting yourself on tape saying things you’d be embarrassed about — should they become public.

The most important way of preventing something of the sort from happening is being careful about the things you say and to whom. You don’t always have to prove that you have the insider information on whatever rumour is going around. Prevent embarrassing revelations by being the person who knows much but chooses not to comment on issues beyond a certain point.

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Spotify launches in Ghana

Spotify (NYSE: SPOT), the world’s most popular global audio  streaming subscription service, is now available in Ghana, Kenya, Nigeria, Tanzania and Uganda as of 23 February. With a worldwide community of more than 345 million monthly active listeners, Spotify will offer a world-class audio listening and music discovery experience to listeners. The Spotify service is available for free or with an upgrade to Spotify Premium, a subscription service that offers an ad-free music listening experience.

Spotify launches in Ghana with its unrivalled mix of features that have made it the world’s most popular audio streaming subscription service, including a library of more than 70 million international and local songs, 2.2 million podcasts and over 4 billion playlists. The platform offers everyday new music and podcast discovery, algorithmic recommendations personalised to each listener’s audio taste, and the freedom to engage Spotify across a wide range of devices and app integrations with Instagram, Facebook, Snapchat, Samsung, Tinder, Google Maps, Nike, and more.

“We are incredibly excited about the opportunity to bring together creators and listeners around the world. As we’ve expanded our international reach over the years, we’ve connected over 8 million artists with listeners across nearly every continent, putting Spotify firmly at the heart of the global audio economy,” said Alex Norström, Chief Freemium Business Officer of Spotify. “Launching in these new markets is a key next step to fulfilling our ongoing commitment to building a truly borderless audio ecosystem.”

“African creators have always pushed boundaries, innovating and creating incredible sounds and starting from today we are giving them access and the opportunity to connect with a global audience of fans. By bringing in a best in class product and a localized experience made for Africa, we will contribute to boosting the growth of the local streaming ecosystem,” said Phiona Okumu, Spotify Head of Music Sub-Saharan Africa. “We hope our new listeners are going to love the revolutionary audio experience we are bringing to the rest of the continent.”

Spotify’s most-popular feature “playlists” are made for Africa 

Spotify has uniquely tailored its music experience for Africa, expertly curated and updated regularly with more than 100 playlists across some of the most popular genres in the continent.

• TOP Playlists: Hot Hits Naija, Hot Hits Ghana, and more.
• Genre Playlists: Bongo Flava, Made in Kenya, Gbedu, Naija Bars, Be Lifted, (+)233 Bars, Gwarn, Asakaa, Gengetone Fire and more.
• Thematic Playlists: Paper Chase, Chill Bops, Party Dey!, Troski Rhythms, Soloku, Sound Semester, Pump It Up and more.
• ‘Starring’ playlists: This Is Tekno, This Is Yemi Alade, This Is Stonebwoy, This Is Sarkodie, This Is Sauti Sol, This Is Diamond Platnumz and more.

Listeners will also have access to Spotify’s Afro genre hub that encompasses a wide range of African music, including AmaPiano Grooves, Afropop, African Heat, Phenomenal Woman. In addition, RADAR Africa, a playlist uncovering the most exciting artists on the rise from the African continent and diaspora, is part of Spotify’s global emerging artist program.

Over and above these playlists for Africa, Spotify has a playlist for any mood and moment, with billions of creator and fan built playlists to this mix.

Spotify also offers:

• Spotify Free to listeners: To build an experience that adds value to the rich African music industry and to amplify the music experience, the Spotify app is available for free to listeners in
• Personalised music recommendations and discovery features: Spotify’s music recommendation engine allows local listeners to enjoy personalised discovery features including Daily Mix (up to six individual playlists combining your favourite tracks with new songs we think you’ll love), Release Radar (a personalised playlist of new music based on the artists you follow and listen to most, updated every Friday) and Discover Weekly (a playlist based on your unique listening habits).
• Spotify Lite: Regardless of your network connectivity, data plan, and whether or not you have the latest phone, Spotify Lite allows listeners to enjoy the full Spotify experience. Lite is a small, fast, and simplified version of our unparalleled music experience that works much like the main app. Listeners will still be able to search and play their favorite songs and artists, save them, share with others, discover new music, and enjoy personalized playlists, but with a few extra features making it ideal for older devices and operating systems.
• Play everywhere: With Spotify Connect your phone can become your universal remote for all of your listening experience.
• Spotify for Artists: The platform offers tools that help artists, managers, and labels track real-time statistics for new releases, understand their audience, connect more deeply with fans, and run their business.

In Ghana, listeners can upgrade to Spotify Premium for the ultimate Spotify experience for 17 GHS per month. The Premium Family plan is available for 27 GHS for up to 6 family members living under one roof. The Spotify Premium DUO (22 GHS) is a subscription plan for two people living at the same home address, which includes Duo Mix, a regularly updated playlist made just for the two subscribers to discover audio they both love and enjoy together. Spotify Premium for Students will cost 8.5 GHS per month.

Over the next few days, listeners in additional countries across Asia, Africa, the Caribbean, Europe and Latin America will have instant access to a world of audio, and the most talented creators will be empowered to turn their passion into a profession.

The Spotify app is available to download for free or with an upgrade to Spotify Premium. To enjoy music the way you want it, download the Spotify app today via the Android or iOS app store or by heading to www.spotify.com/free.

Check out our launch video here.

About Spotify Technology S.A.

Spotify transformed music listening forever when we launched in 2008. Our mission is to unlock the potential of human creativity by giving a million creative artists the opportunity to live off their art and billions of fans the opportunity to enjoy and be inspired by these creators. Everything we do is driven by our love for music and podcasts.

Discover, manage, and share over 70 million tracks, including more than 2.2 million podcast titles, for free, or upgrade to Spotify Premium to access exclusive features for music including improved sound quality and an on-demand, offline, and ad-free listening experience. 

Today, we are the world’s most popular audio streaming subscription service with a community of more than 345 million users, including 155 million Spotify Premium subscribers, across 93 markets.

We use our Investors and For the Record websites as well as other social media listed in the “Resources – Social Media” tab of our Investors website to disclose material company information. For more information, images, or to contact the press team, head over to https://newsroom.spotify.com/.

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