Ghana boasts a robust network of colleges of education that play a crucial role in shaping the nation’s educational system. These institutions are dedicated to training teachers who are well-equipped with the skills and knowledge necessary to foster the intellectual and personal development of their students.
Here is an overview of the colleges of education in Ghana, organized alphabetically by their names, along with their locations and regions:
Colleges of Education in Ghana, their locations and regions
| College of Education | Location | Region |
| Accra College of Education | Accra | Greater Accra Region |
| Ada College of Education | Ada | Greater Accra Region |
| Agogo Presbyterian College of Education | Agogo | Ashanti Region |
| Akatsi College of Education | Akatsi | Volta Region |
| Akrokerri College of Education | Akrokerri | Ashanti Region |
| AL-Faruq College of Education | Wenchi | Bono Region |
| Atebubu College of Education | Atebubu | Bono East Region |
| Bagabaga College of Education | Tamale | Northern Region |
| Berekum College of Education | Berekum | Bono Region |
| Bia Lamplighter College of Education | Sewum | Western North Region |
| Dambai College of Education | Dambai | Oti Region |
| E.P College of Education | Bimbila | Northern Region |
| Enchi College of Education | Enchi | Western North Region |
| Evangelical Presbyterian College of Education | Amedzofe | Volta Region |
| Foso College of Education | Assin Foso | Central Region |
| Gambaga College of Education | Gambaga | North East Region |
| Gbewaa College of Education | Pusiga | Upper East Region |
| Holy Child College of Education | Takoradi | Western Region |
| Jasikan College of Education | Jasikan | Oti Region |
| Kibi Presbyterian College of Education | Kibi | Eastern Region |
| Komenda College of Education | Komenda | Central Region |
| Mampong Technical College of Education | Mampong | Ashanti Region |
| McCoy College of Education | Nadowli | Upper West Region |
| Methodist College of Education | Akim Oda | Eastern Region |
| Mount Mary College of Education | Somanya | Eastern Region |
| N.J Ahmadiyya College of Education | Wa | Upper West Region |
| Nusrat Jahan College of Education | Gwollu | Upper West Region |
| Offinso College of Education | Offinso | Ashanti Region |
| OLA College of Education | Cape Coast | Central Region |
| Peki College of Education | Peki | Volta Region |
| Presbyterian College of Education | Akropong | Eastern Region |
| Presbyterian College of Education | Abetifi | Eastern Region |
| Presbyterian Women’s College of Education | Aburi | Eastern Region |
| SDA College of Education | Asokore | Eastern Region |
| SDA College of Education | Agona | Ashanti Region |
| St. Ambrose College of Education | Dormaa Akwamu | Bono Region |
| St. Francis College of Education | Hohoe | Volta Region |
| St. John Bosco’s College of Education | Navrongo | Upper East Region |
| St. Joseph College of Education | Bechem | Bono Region |
| St. Louis College of Education | Kumasi | Ashanti Region |
| St. Monica’s College of Education | Mampong | Ashanti Region |
| St. Teresa’s College of Education | Hohoe | Volta Region |
| St. Vincent College of Education | Yendi | Northern Region |
| Tamale College of Education | Tamale | Northern Region |
| Tumu College of Education | Tumu | Upper West Region |
| Wesley College of Education | Kumasi | Ashanti Region |
| Wiawso College of Education | Sefwi-Wiawso | Western North Region |
Spread across various regions, these institutions ensure that quality teacher education is accessible to individuals from all parts of the country. Each college plays an important role in shaping the future of education in Ghana by providing rigorous training programs, modern facilities, and continuous professional development for educators.
Aspiring teachers and stakeholders can use this detailed list as a valuable resource to explore and understand the diverse opportunities available for teacher training in Ghana.
Source: GESHub.org
