Author: Amos Famouz

Ghana has 46 Public Colleges of Education, and each of them is affiliated with a public university. These universities award certificates to students upon successful completion of their programmes.In this article, we focus on the Colleges of Education affiliated with the University for Development Studies (UDS), Tamale. The following Colleges of Education are affiliated with UDS, Tamale:Tumu College of Education – Primary and Early Grade EducationMcCoy College of Education, Nadowli – Primary and JHS EducationDambai College of Education – Primary, Early Grade, and JHS EducationGambaga College of Education – Primary, Early Grade, and JHS EducationSt. Vincent College of Education, Yendi –…

Ghana has 46 Public Colleges of Education, and each of them is affiliated with a public university. This means that students who complete their studies will receive certificates awarded by these universities.Below is the list of Colleges of Education affiliated with University of Ghana (UG), their programme specialismsSEE ALSO: Colleges Of Education Affiliated with the University of Cape Coast (UCC), 2025, Check Here Colleges Affiliated with the University of Ghana (UG), LegonThe following Colleges of Education are affiliated with the University of Ghana (UG), Legon:Accra College of Education – Primary, Early Grade, and JHS EducationPeki College of Education – Primary, Early…

Follow these simple steps to apply for admission:Step 1: Make PaymentPay GH₵350.00 into the Colleges of Education, Ghana Account at any Consolidated Bank Ghana (CBG) branch.You can also pay through mobile money using Tigo Cash, Vodafone Cash, Airtel Money, and MTN Mobile Money by dialing 9248#.Step 2: Get Your Application DetailsAfter payment, you will receive:A Personal Identification Number (PIN)An Admission Serial NumberThe admission website link: https://admission.coeportal.edu.ghStep 3: Fill Out the Online Application FormVisit the website and enter your PIN to access the form.Carefully fill in your details and choose your first, second, and third choice of colleges.Select one Ghanaian language…

The 46 Public Colleges of Education in Ghana have opened applications for the 2025/2026 academic year. If you dream of teaching at the basic or junior high school level, this is your chance to apply for the 4-year Bachelor of Education (B.Ed) Degree Programme.Admission RequirementsThere are different ways to qualify for admission. Below are the requirements based on the type of certificate you hold.1. WASSCE/SSSCE Holders If you completed WASSCE or SSSCE, you must meet these requirements:Have credit passes (A1–C6 for WASSCE or A–D for SSSCE) in six subjects.These subjects should include English Language, Core Mathematics, and Integrated Science or…

If you are doing your National Service in Ghana, it is important to follow the right steps to receive your monthly allowance. The Ghana National Service Authority (NSA) has a clear schedule that all service personnel must follow. Missing any step may result in not getting paid. Here is the step-by-step process: 1. Download Forms (10th of Every Month) On the 10th of each month, service personnel should download the allowance forms. These forms are available online on the National Service website. 2. Get Forms Signed and Stamped (10th – 15th) After downloading…

The National Union of Ghana Students (NUGS) has announced a demonstration against the West African Examinations Council (WAEC) over problems with the 2024 WASSCE results. According to NUGS, some students’ results have been withheld or canceled, affecting their education. The demonstration will take place on Tuesday, February 25, 2025, at 9:00 AM, starting at Obra Spot, Circle, Accra. Why is NUGS Protesting? NUGS believes that WAEC’s actions have unfairly affected thousands of students. Many students could not apply for admission into public universities because their results were delayed. Others whose results were canceled cannot register for remedial exams because WAEC had…

Many people are currently trying to register for their national service, but some are facing challenges even after making payment. If you are experiencing any of these issues, follow the simple steps below to resolve them.1. I have paid for the pin code but cannot proceed with the registration.If you have successfully made the payment but still cannot continue with the registration:Wait for a while and refresh the page. Sometimes, the system takes a little time to update. If the issue persists, create a ticket with your index number, full name, and proof of payment for further assistance. Create a ticket here:…

The Ghana National Service Authority (NSA) has officially released pincodes for 9,082 trained teachers for the 2025/26 service year. Trained teachers can now check and activate their pincodes to begin the national service registration process.Steps to Access Your Pincode online:Visit the NSA personnel portal at portal.nss.gov.ghClick on “Check and Pay for Pincode.”Enter your Index/School ID number and Date of Birth.Make a payment of GHC40 at any ADB Bank or GHC41 via MTN Mobile Money.After payment, you will receive a Payment Confirmation.How to Pay via MTN Mobile MoneyDial *170# on your phone.Select Option 2 for MoMoPay and Pay Bill.Choose Option 2…

Dr. Felix Kwame Kumedzro, a dedicated researcher and educationist, has officially taken office as the 13th Principal of Akatsi College of Education. His induction took place in the Akatsi South Municipality of the Volta Region. Dr. Kumedzro brings a wealth of experience to the position. He has worked in various departments at the University of Cape Coast and other institutions, equipping him with the knowledge to lead Akatsi College forward. His academic background includes a Bachelor of Education (B.Ed) Degree and a Leadership Empowerment Certificate from the School of Management, University at Buffalo, USA. With 14 years of teaching…

Lawrence Sarfo Kofi, a hopeful candidate for the SRC PRO position at St. Joseph’s College of Education, Bechem, has shared his plans for the student body. He promises to bring positive change through six key policies. 1. Communication Strategy Lawrence plans to create a strong communication system to share the SRC’s goals and activities with students. This will help students stay informed and connected. 2. Crisis Management He aims to prepare the SRC to handle challenges quickly and effectively. His goal is to solve problems before they grow bigger. 3. Student Engagement Lawrence wants more students to take part…