Top 10 Colleges of Education Benefiting from Policy Support in Ghana (2025)

1st July 2025

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Discover Ghana’s top colleges of education that are harnessing government support—No Fees Stress Policy, SLTF access, the Green Ghana initiative, and digital innovations—to transform teacher training in 2025.

Koforidua SDA College of Education – Eastern Region

Highlight: The first college launched under the No Fees Stress Policy in July 2025—students can enroll without upfront fees and access SLTF loans.

Affiliation: University of Education, Winneba; part of the T-TEL digital literacy network.

Mount Mary College of Education – Somanya, Eastern Region

Highlight: A digital literacy pilot college under T-TEL, equipped with smart classrooms, ICT labs, and e-learning resources.

Affiliation: University of Ghana; integrating ICT in teaching methodologies.

Tamale College of Education – Northern Region

Highlight: Hosts ICT and ODL/TEL workshops in partnership with Commonwealth of Learning; strong emphasis on digital tools for tutor development .

Affiliation: University of Education, Winneba; participating in SLTF initiatives.

Wesley College of Education (WESCO)—Kumasi, Ashanti Region

Highlight: Long-standing member of T-TEL with ICT-integrated teaching programmes; supported by GTEC for virtual and blended learning.

Affiliation: Kwame Nkrumah University of Science & Technology (KNUST).

Komenda College of Education – Central Region

Highlight: Pioneer of the Green Ghana “One Student, One Tree” project; engaging students in large-scale tree planting and agricultural initiatives .

Affiliation: University of Cape Coast; actively building IGF via agri-projects .

Agona SDA College of Education – Ashanti Region

Highlight: Upgraded with campus-wide Wi-Fi, ICT labs, and Huawei-funded smartphones for student access; advancing blended learning models.

Affiliation: University of Education, Winneba; SLTF-enabled enrollments.

Our Lady of Apostles (OLA) College of Education – Cape Coast, Central Region

Highlight: Women’s teacher training college with early ICT integration; introduced ICT programs and e-learning platforms.

Affiliation: University of Cape Coast; T-TEL member.

Mampong Technical College of Education (Mamtech)—Ashanti Region

Highlight: Technical specialisation with ICT and science training; part of DFID-funded T-TEL, offering sandwich programs to upskill untrained teachers.

Bagabaga College of Education – Tamale, Northern Region

Highlight: Known as “Advance with the Sciences,” it embeds ICT in teacher training; participated in DFID–T‑TEL .

Affiliation: University of Education, Winneba.

Gbewaa College of Education – Pusiga, Upper East Region

Highlight: Strong ICT and digital skills emphasis; active participant in DFID–T‑TEL and supports diploma ICT training .

Affiliation: University of Ghana.

Why These Colleges Stand Out

Coverage Across Regions: Representation from Ashanti, Eastern, Northern, Central, and Upper East Regions.

Digital & STEM Focus: Integration of ICT in teacher education through T‑TEL, workshops, and e-learning.

Thematic Initiatives: From fee-removal policies and green sustainability projects to technical upskilling.

Accredited & Connected: Formally affiliated with public universities and active in nationally supported programs.

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