Akatsi College of Education Produces 104 First-Class Graduates, Sets New National Benchmark

Ferdinand | EducationGhana | December 20 |Akatsi College of Education Produces 104 First-Class Graduates, Sets New National Benchmark

Akatsi College of Education records a major academic milestone as 104 out of 469 graduates earn First Class Honours, reaffirming its status as one of Ghana’s leading teacher education institutions.

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Akatsi College of Education has once again made a strong statement on Ghana’s higher education landscape after producing 104 First Class graduates out of a total of 469 students, an achievement that places the institution ahead of many of its counterparts nationwide.The impressive academic outcome reinforces the college’s reputation for excellence and firmly positions “Mother Akatsico” as one of the most outstanding Colleges of Education in Ghana, particularly in the training of competent and high-performing teachers.

A Record That Sets the College Apart

With nearly a quarter of its graduating cohort attaining First Class Honours, Akatsi College of Education has set a benchmark that few institutions can rival. The performance reflects sustained academic discipline, effective instructional delivery, and a learning environment that prioritises excellence.This milestone also gives the college well-earned bragging rights within Ghana’s teacher education space, as it successfully defends its standing as a centre of academic distinction. 

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Dedication of Tutors and Strong Academic Culture

Beyond the numbers, the achievement highlights the commitment of tutors and lecturers, whose dedication continues to shape student outcomes positively. It also points to a strong institutional culture built around mentorship, student support systems, and high academic expectations.The success of the 104 First Class graduates underscores the impact of quality teaching, structured supervision, and continuous assessment practices that support learner growth throughout their academic journey.

Producing Teachers for National Development

Akatsi College of Education’s latest academic success is a clear testament to its mission of producing well-trained, competent, and disciplined teachers to serve Ghana’s basic education sector and contribute meaningfully to national development.As teacher education reforms continue to shape Ghana’s educational future, the college’s performance stands as evidence of what focused leadership, dedicated staff, and motivated students can achieve.

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