Details Of Atebubu College of Education
Historical Background of the College
Atebubu College of Education was established in December, 1965 as a teacher training institution to train certificate ‘A’ (4-Year) teachers to teach in the basic schools in the country
In 1974, a batch of students was enrolled to pursue the Certificate ‘A’ (2-Year) Post Secondary Teachers course. However, that programme was phased out in July, 1976. With the phasing out of the Certificate ‘A’ (4-Year) programme nationwide in 1991, the college became a Post-Secondary Teacher Training College offering the 3-Year Certificate ‘A’ course.
The college was given accreditation to run the Diploma in Basic Education programme by the National Accreditation Board in 1st September, 2007. We wish to add that meeting teacher demand remains a great challenge to the MOE and GES due to insufficient numbers of trained teachers to match the demand for teachers in the basic schools. It was against this background that the college was given the opportunity to run the first cohort of the Untrained Teachers Diploma in Basic Education (UTDBE) programme organized by the Ghana Education Service (GES) in 2005.
This first batch of the UTDBE students completed their programme in 2009. The second cohort of the UTDBE students made up of nine hundred and nineteen (919) was also admitted in 2012 and graduated in 2016. With the passage of the Education Act 2008 (Act 778), the college is now a Tertiary institution affiliated to the University of Cape Coast.
With the New Educational standards in place, the Colleges of Education in Ghana now runs a 4-year Bachelor of Education programme.
The Atebubu College of Education admitted the first batch of the B.Ed (primary and Junior High School) students in October 2018.
The Atebubu College of Education is in partnership with the University of Education, Winneba-Ghana and Jackson College of Education who also runs a Distance programmes in Diploma in Basic Education and Degree in Basic Education.
Currently, the academic staff strength is 40, comprising of 35 Males and 5 Females. Almost all of them have their masters’ degrees. There are 65 non-teaching staff in the College. The regular student enrolment now stands at 1175, 748 Males and 412 Females. Enrolment of the Untrained Teacher Diploma in Basic Education (UTDBE) also stands at 924.
The student’s enrolment now stands at 800 for regular DBE students and 400 for B.Ed( primary and Junior High School) students.
Our core values are:
- Students are the primary reason we exist as an institution.
- We believe in hard work, creativity, integrity, and honesty.
- we embrace diversity and inclusion, and
- we relentlessly pursue excellence.
Our strength
- Vibrant academic board in place that plans the academic calendar and activities for the semester in line with that of the University of Cape Coast.
- Qualified teaching staff to handle various courses of the Diploma in Basic Education program.
- A credible examination committee in place for security.
- Reliable and qualified team leaders and assistant examiners who help in the organization of examination and during conference marking for University of Cape Coast.
- There is a strong collaboration between the college Administration and School Representative Council.
- Vibrant committee in place for teaching practice supervision.
- Qualified and experience tutors who serve as supervisors of students on teaching practice.
- Vibrant academic board in place to supervise the activities of the various committees in the college.Leadership and Management
- we have an active administrative staff who controls the leadership in our college.
- Our mission and vision statements complement each other in setting strategic directions
- Our college is implementing a fully documented and transparent appraisal system
- The college provide clear guidelines to strengthen the quality of support for tutors during the teaching practice.
- We provide strategies that encourage fair gender balance.
List Of Courses Offered At Atebubu College of Education
Below is an overview of courses offered at the various colleges in Ghana:
1. WASSCE /SSSCE QUALIFICATION APPLICANTS
The general requirement for admission to the Diploma in Basic Education (DBE) Programme for both WASSCE AND SSSCE HOLDERS is CREDIT IN SIX (6) SUBJECTS COMPRISING THREE (3) CORE AND THREE (3) ELECTIVE SUBJECTS as specified below for the various options within the Programme(CREDIT MEANS A1-D7 FOR WASSCE AND A-D FOR SSSCE).
A. GENERAL PROGRAMME
WASSCE/SSSCE CREDIT PASSES IN ENGLISH LANGUAGE, CORE MATHEMATICS, INTEGRATED SCIENCE/SOCIAL STUDIES AND THREE ELECTIVE SUBJECTS FROM ANY SHS PROGRAMME AREA OF STUDY.
B. EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION STUDIES
WASSCE /SSSCE CREDIT PASSES IN ENGLISH LANGUAGE, MATHEMATICS, INTEGRATED SCIENCE/SOCIAL STUDIES AND
THREE ELECTIVE SUBJECTS FROM ANY SHS PROGRAMME AREA OF STUDY.
C. MATHEMATICS/SCIENCE
WASSCE/SSSCE CREDIT PASSES IN ENGLISH LANGUAGE, CORE MATHEMATICS, INTEGRATED SCIENCE AND THREE ELECTIVE SUBJECTS IN THE AREA OF MATHEMETICS AND/OR SCIENCE (ELECTIVE MATHEMATICS, PHYSICS, CHEMISTRY AND BIOLOGY)
D. FRENCH (AVAILABLE AT MOUNT MARY, WESLEY, E.P. AMEDZOFE, BAGABAGA AND GBEWAA COLLEGES ONLY).
WASSCE/SSSCE CREDIT PASSES IN ENGLISH LANGUAGE, CORE MATHE MATICS, INTEGRATED SCIENCE/ SOCIAL STUDIES AND ANY THREE ELECTIVE SUBJECTS INCLUDING FRENCH.
E. TECHNICAL (AVAILABLE IN AKATSI, ADA,KOMENDA,ST. JOHN BOSCO, MAMPONG TECHNICAL,ST. JOSEPH’S,WIAWSO, PRESBY AKROPONG
WASSCE/SSSCE CREDIT PASSES IN ENGLISH LANGUAGE, CORE MATHEMATICS, INTEGRATED SCIENCE AND THREE ELECTIVE SUBJECTS IN THE MATHEMATICS, SCIENCE AND TECHNICAL EDUCATION AREAS OF THE SHS PROGRAMME.
F. HEARING AND VISSUALLY CHALLENGED APPLICANTS
(I) VISUALLY IMPAIRED APPLICANTS
ADMISSION AVAILABLE FOR SUCH STUDENTS AT N.J.AHMADIYYA, COLLEGE, WA, WESLEY COLLEGE, KUMASI, AND PRESBY COLLEGE, AKROPONG.
Applicants in this category need to have CREDIT IN SOCIAL STUDIES, ENGLISH LANGUAGE AND ANY THREE ELECTIVE SUBJECTS.
(II) HEARING IMPAIRED
ADMISSION AVAILABLE FOR THIS CATEGORY OF APPLICANTS AT PRESBYTERIAN COLLEGE, AKROPONG ONLY.
Applicants in this category must have CREDIT IN ENGLISH LANGUAGE, MATHEMATICS, INTEGRATED SCIENCE/SOCIAL STUDIES AND ANY THREE ELECTIVE SUBJECTS.
Atebubu College of Education Admission
Atebubu College of Education 2020 / 2021 Admission Forms; Atebubu College of Education announces for the information of the general public, applicants, parents and guardians that applications has not yet been Released for the admission of prospective applicants into various undergraduate programmes for the 2020 / 2021 academic year .
NB// Please Visit Site For Latest Updates On Atebubu College of Education Admission Forms 2020 – 2021
Below are the previous years Atebubu College of Education Admission Forms;
- The Admission Website Address- coeportal.edu.gh
- With this PIN, applicants will then visit the Colleges of Education admission website: coeportal.edu.gh and follow specific guidelines to fill the online application form.
- Applicants should select three Colleges of their choice for their Program and an accompanying Ghanaian Language.
NOTES
- Applicants are advised to read and to ensure they fully understand all related instructions before completing the application form.
- Applicants are to note that application forms not properly completed will not be processed.
- After completing the online application form, an applicant will need to print a copy which should be sent with one passport photograph and a copy/copies of their results slips (where available) by EMS priority envelope obtainable from Ghana Post nationwide and addressed to: The Principal of the COLLEGE chosen.
- Applicants will be notified of the receipt of their applications by SMS (text message) and should therefore provide correct and reliable cellphone numbers when completing the form online.
- Applicants will also receive admission offer notifications by SMS and those who do not receive such notifications may understand it to mean that their applications were not successful.
- Applicants are to note that the Colleges will cross-check their results from the West African Examinations Council as part of the admission process. Applicants found to have submitted fake or falsified documents in support of their applications will be made to face the legal consequences of their actions.
NB: Applicants should note that the College selected determines the University to which the College is affiliated.
UNIVERSITY OF GHANA (UG) | UNIVERSITY FOR DEVELOPMENT STUDIES (UDS) |
Accra College of Education Peki College of Education Mount Mary College of Education, SomanyaEnchi College of Education E.P College of Education, AmedzofeGbewaa College of Education, Pusiga | Tumu College of Education McCoy College of Education,NadowliDambai College of EducationGambaga College of EducationSt. Vincent College of Education, Yendi Al-Faruq College of Education, Wenchi |
UNIVERSITY OF CAPE COAST (UCC) Foso College of EducationSt.Francis College of Education, HohoeOLA College of Education, Cape CoastKibi College of EducationHoly Child College of Education, TakoradiSt. Teresa’s College of Education, HohoeJasikan College of EducationBerekum College of EducationSt. Monica’s College of Edcation, Mampong-Ash.Atebubu College of EducationOffinso College of EducationS.D.A College of Education, Agona-Ash.Abetifi College of EducationSt. Ambrose College of Education, Dormaa-Akwamu | UNIVERSITY OF EDUCATION WINNEBA (UEW) St. Louis College of Education, Kumasi Presby Women’s College of Education, Aburi. S.D.A. College of Education, Koforidua Agogo Presby College of EducationMethodist College of Education, Oda Bia-Lamplighter College of EducationPresby College of Education, Akropong-AkwapimKomenda College of EducationTECHNICAL AND VOCATIONAL EDUCATION AND TRAINING (TVET) Mampong Tech. College of EducationAda College of EducationAkatsi College of EducationBagabaga College of Education, Tamale N.J. Ahamadiyya College of Education, WaSt. John Bosco’s College of Education, Navorong Wiawso College of Education |
KWAME NKRUMAH UNIVERSITY OFSCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY (KNUST)Akrokerri College of EducationWesley College of Education, KumasiSt. Joseph’s College of Education, BechemTamale College of EducationE.P College of Education, Bimbilla |
APPLICATION PERIOD:
Admissions will open on Monday, 25th March 2019 and close on Wednesday, 31st July 2019.
Executive Secretary
PRINCOF Secretariat
Accra.
Atebubu College of Education Fees Schedule
Atebubu College of Education Admission Fees Schedule 2020 / 2021 are to be settled by the student before registration of the academic year. The fees are for the whole academic year but students can be allowed to register after paying a percentage of the fees.
The remaining fees must be paid before the beginning of the second semester.
NB: First years are required to rely solely on the information on their application letter.
Fees are different for individual programmes. Kindly write to the registrar for more details about the fees of the programme selected.
Or contact the Atebubu College of Education on the following contact details.
Contact Atebubu College of Education
Address: P. O. Box 29, Atebubu, Brong Ahafo Region. Ghana, West Africa.Location: AtebubuCountry: Ghana
Telephone Number: 0322099544
Email Address: atecoe@yahoo.com
Mode of Payment
- All bills should be paid to the appropriate account as indicated. NO CASH payment what so ever should be paid.
- Receipts of College should be presented to the account office.
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