The Principal of Holy Child College of Education, Dr. Francis Hull Adams, has led a delegation of staff members on a courtesy call to the office of the Western Regional Minister, Hon. Joseph Nelson, on February 24, 2025.
The visit aimed to strengthen the relationship between the college and the regional administration and to discuss key challenges and opportunities facing the college.
During the meeting, discussions focused on the college’s progress, existing challenges, and areas where support from the regional ministry could prove beneficial.
Dr. Adams emphasized the college’s commitment to providing high-quality teacher education and contributing to the overall educational development of the Western Region.
“Holy Child College of Education is dedicated to training competent and passionate teachers who will shape the future of our region and country,” Dr. Adams stated. “We believe that by working closely with the Regional Ministry, we can further enhance our capacity to deliver exceptional teacher training programmes.”
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Hon. Joseph Nelson commended the college for its crucial role in training teachers and pledged to explore avenues for supporting its growth.
He also emphasized the importance of well-trained teachers in the region’s overall development.
“Holy Child College of Education plays a vital role in shaping the future of education in our region and the country, and we recognize the importance of supporting their efforts,” stated Hon. Nelson. “We will explore all possible avenues to assist the college in achieving its goals and contributing to the overall educational advancement of our region.”
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Further discussion included potential collaborations, such as infrastructure improvements, resource allocation, and joint initiatives to address specific challenges within the education sector.
The meeting concluded on a positive note, with both parties expressing optimism regarding future collaborations that would enhance educational outcomes in the Region.