The Teacher Trainees Association of Ghana (TTAG) has called on the government to prioritize infrastructure development in all public colleges of education across the country.
During a press conference held in Accra on July 29, TTAG emphasized the need for improved facilities in colleges of education across the country, citing the new programs (4-Year degree) they are currently running as a key reason.
They highlighted the lack of proper infrastructure, including laboratories, dormitories, libraries, and transportation, which has been a persistent challenge for the colleges of education.
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TTAG urged the government to invest in infrastructure development to ensure that colleges of education are equipped with the necessary resources to provide high-quality education and training for future educators.
They emphasized that such investments are crucial to enhance the learning experience and create a conducive environment for trainee teachers.
By focusing on infrastructure development, TTAG believes that colleges of education will be better equipped to offer comprehensive training programs and practical experiences for trainee teachers.
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The association remains hopeful that the government will heed their call and allocate the necessary resources to address the infrastructure deficiencies in colleges of education.