List of Public Colleges of Education In Ghana and Their Locations

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To provide quality education and promote teacher training, the government has established forty-seven (47) public colleges of Education.

These institutions are strategically spread across the country, ensuring that aspiring teachers have access to training opportunities in the various regions.

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The list below are the names and locations of these prestigious colleges known for their commitment to producing highly skilled and competent teachers:

  • Accra College of Education – Accra, Greater Accra Region
  • Ada College of Education – Ada, Greater Accra Region
  • Agogo Presbyterian College of Education – Agogo, Ashanti Region
  • Akatsi College of Education – Akatsi, Volta Region
  • Akrokerri College of Education – Akrokerri, Ashanti Region
  • Atebubu College of Education – Atebubu, Bono East Region
  • Bagabaga College of Education – Tamale, Northern Region
  • Berekum College of Education – Berekum, Bono Region
  • Bia Lamplighter College of Education – Sewum, Western North Region
  • Dambai College of Education – Dambai, Oti Region
  • Enchi College of Education – Enchi, Western North Region
  • Evangelical Presbyterian College of Education – Amedzofe, Volta Region
  • Foso College of Education – Assin Foso, Central Region
  • Gambaga College of Education – Gambaga, North East Region
  • Gbewaa College of Education – Pusiga, Upper East Region
  • Holy Child College of Education – Takoradi, Western Region
  • Jasikan College of Education – Jasikan, Oti Region
  • Kibi Presbyterian College of Education – Kibi, Eastern Region
  • Komenda College of Education – Komenda, Central Region
  • Mampong Technical College of Education – Mampong, Ashanti Region
  • Mount Mary College of Education – Somanya, Eastern Region
  • Methodist College of Education, Akim Oda, Eastern Region
  • Nusrat Jahan College of Education – Wa, Upper West Region
  • Offinso College of Education – Offinso, Ashanti Region
  • OLA College of Education – Cape Coast, Central Region
  • Peki College of Education – Peki, Volta Region
  • Presbyterian College of Education – Akropong, Eastern Region
  • Presbyterian Women’s College of Education – Aburi, Eastern Region
  • Presbyterian College of Education – Abetifi, Eastern Region
  • St. Francis College of Education – Hohoe, Volta Region
  • St. John Bosco’s College of Education – Navrongo, Upper East Region
  • St. Joseph College of Education – Bechem, Bono Region
  • St. Louis College of Education – Kumasi, Ashanti Region
  • St. Monica’s College of Education – Mampong, Ashanti Region
  • St. Teresa’s College of Education – Hohoe, Volta Region
  • St. Vincent College of Education, Yendi, Northern Region
  • Tamale College of Education – Tamale, Northern Region
  • Tumu College of Education – Tumu, Upper West Region
  • Wesley College of Education – Kumasi, Ashanti Region
  • Wiawso College of Education – Sefwi-Wiawso, Western North Region
  • E.P College of Education – Bimbila, Northern Region
  • AL-Faruq College of Education, Wenchi, Bono Region
  • SDA College of Education – Asokore, Eastern Region
  • SDA College of Education, Agona, Asanti
  • N.J Ahmadiyya College of Education – Wa, Upper West Region
  • St. Ambrose College of Education – Dormaa Akwamu, Bono Region
  • McCoy College of Education – Nadowli, Upper West Region
  • Savannah College of Education –  Daboya, Savannah Region

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Each of these Colleges of Education provides rigorous training programs for aspiring teachers, equipping them with the necessary skills and knowledge to excel in the classroom.

SEE ALSO: Admissions: Criteria for Admitting College of Education Applicants

Note: The list provided is based on the information available at the time of writing this article and may be subject to changes or additions.

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