Colleges
Explore Colleges on EducationGhana
Welcome to the Colleges section on EducationGhana.org, a central hub for news, guidance, and insight on Ghana’s Colleges of Education and other tertiary training institutions that prepare the country’s next generation of professional teachers and skilled workers. This archive brings together articles on admissions, rankings, programme offerings, affiliation with universities, academic performance, and student life in colleges across the country. (https://educationghana.org/colleges/)
Here you will find updates on admission openings, entry requirements, and application procedures for Ghana’s 46 public Colleges of Education, which offer four‑year Bachelor of Education (B.Ed) degree programmes in areas such as Early Grade Education, Primary and Junior High School Education. These degrees are awarded through affiliations with public universities like the University of Ghana, the University of Cape Coast, the University for Development Studies, and the University of Education, Winneba. (https://educationghana.org/colleges/; (EducationGhana))
The Colleges archive also highlights league tables and performance rankings that show institutional strengths, academic outcomes, and infrastructure development. For example, recent rankings placed Akrokerri College of Education and Presbyterian College of Education among the top performers in the 2025 league, with Accra College of Education ranking highly as well. (https://educationghana.org/colleges/; (EducationGhana))
In addition to admissions and rankings, this section covers stories about student achievement, faculty recognition, fee structures, and policy changes affecting college operations and teacher training. These articles aim to inform prospective students, current trainees, educators, and policymakers about developments that shape teacher education and professional preparation in Ghana. (https://educationghana.org/colleges/; (EducationGhana))
Explore the Colleges archive to access reliable, up‑to‑date information on institutions that play a central role in strengthening Ghana’s education workforce and ensuring high‑quality teacher preparation. (https://educationghana.org/colleges/)
