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Atebubu College of Education

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Wayo Zakaria

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Atebubu College of Education

History of Atebubu College of Education

Atebubu College of Education was established in December, 1965 as a Teacher Training Institution to train the Certificate 1965 as a Teacher Training Institution to train the Certificate

In 1974, a batch of students were enrolled to pursue the Certificate “A” (2-year) Post-Secondary Teachers’ course. However, that program was phased out in July,1976.

With the phasing out of the Certificate “A” (4-year) program nationwide in1991, the college became a Post-Secondary Teacher Training College offering 3-year certificate “A” courses.

The College was given accreditation to run the Diploma in Basic Education program of the National Accreditation Board on 1st September, 2007, and was re-accreditation on February, 2011. With the passage of education Act 2008 and Act 778, the College is now a tertiary institution affiliated to the University of Cape Coast.

In line with the current reformed the first batch of B.Ed. Students were admitted in the 2018/2019 academic year. Currently, the college offers two programs; B.Ed. Primary Education and B.Ed. JHS Education.

Programmes, Departments and Student Enrollment

PROGRAMMES

  • Diploma in Basic Education (DBE)
  • B.Ed. Primary Education
  • B.Ed. JHS Education

DEPARTMENTS

  • Education
  • Social Sciences
  • Languages
  • Mathematics/ ICT
  • Vocational Studies
  • Science
  • Creative Arts

STUDENT ENROLLMENT FOR 2019/2020 ACADEMIC YEAR

Level Male Female Total
100 286 213 499
200 198 167 365
300 192 154 346
Total 676 534 1210

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Wayo Zakaria

College Principal
Atebubu College of Education