Graduation
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Akatsi College of Education Graduates 469 Students, with 104 First Class Honours
Akatsi College of Education Graduates 469 Students, with 104 First Class Honours
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Tamale College of Education Graduates 697 Students, with 401 First Class Honours
Tamale College of Education has successfully held its 11th Congregation Ceremony for the 2024 batch on Saturday, 13th December…
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Saint Vincent College of Education Graduates 222 Students with No First Class (2024 batch)
Saint Vincent College of Education, Yendi, has proudly graduated 222 students this year
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Peki College of Education 17th Congregation – 2024 Graduating Class
The Teacher Trainees’ Association of Ghana (TTAG), Volta Sector, has congratulated the 2024 batch of graduates from Peki College of…
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Berekum College of Education 14th Congregation – Full Breakdown of Graduating Classes
Berekum College of Education held its 14th Congregation for the 2023/2024 graduating batch on Wednesday, 27th August, 2025, at the…
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E.P College of Education, Bimbilla Holds 8th Congregation: Full Breakdown of Graduating Classes
The E.P. College of Education, Bimbilla, has successfully held its 8th Congregation Ceremony for the 2023/2024 cohort of B.Ed. Basic…
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St. Theresa College of Education 16th Congregation: Full Breakdown of Graduating Classes
St. Theresa College of Education has officially held its 16th Congregation, celebrating the achievements of its graduating students.
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Akrokerri College of Education Graduates New Teachers with Outstanding First Class Honours
Akrokerri College of Education Graduates New Teachers with Outstanding First Class Honours
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WESCO Graduates 450 Students with a Huge Number of First Class Honours
Wesley College of Education (WESCO) in Kumasi has graduated 450 Bachelor of Education (B.Ed.) students
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