Author: AMA BOAKYE-ANSAH

The Wesley College of Education Sports Committee has recognized twelve outstanding individuals for their exceptional dedication, leadership, and achievements at the 2026 WESCO Sports Excellence Awards. The ceremony was attended by the Principal, staff members, and students, who gathered to celebrate the awardees' dedication, leadership, and achievements. The Principal congratulated the recipients and commended the Sports Committee for recognizing individuals whose efforts continue to inspire excellence. The awardees were Dr. Humphrey Assem Darkey, Mr. Solomon Tweneboah Koduah, Mr. Sampson Adu Yeboah, Mr. Gilbert Kwarteng, Mr. David Osei Ampofo, Mr. Kennedy Abokye Lamptey, Ms. Francisca, Mr. Abu Amadu, Mr. Sylvester Darko,…

Wesley College of Education, Kumasi, has successfully hosted a landmark two-day Teacher-in-the-Loop (TiL) Co-Creation and Co-Mentoring Workshop under the theme, “Human-Centred Artificial Intelligence in Education.” The workshop, supported by the Commonwealth of Learning (COL), Canada, brought together teacher educators, educational technology experts, curriculum developers, and lecturers from selected Colleges of Education across Ghana to explore the transformative potential of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in teacher education. Participating institutions included Tamale College of Education, St. Joseph’s College of Education, St. Louis College of Education, and the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST). A major highlight of the programme was the…

Wesley College of Education, Kumasi, has officially unveiled a new signage board for Charity Hall, generously donated by Ms. Georgette Quartey and Ms. Naphesa Owusu. The unveiling ceremony marked another significant contribution towards enhancing the College's infrastructure and improving visibility on campus. The donation reflects the donors' commitment to supporting the development of the institution and creating a more welcoming environment for students, staff, and visitors. Speaking at the brief ceremony, College authorities expressed their appreciation to the donors for their thoughtful gesture and continued support of Wesley College of Education. The newly installed signage board is expected to enhance…

The French Education Unit of Wesley College of Education (WESCO), Kumasi, successfully celebrated its 25th Anniversary Lecture on 25th May 2026 at the E. H. Brew Riverson Hall. Held under the theme “French Education: The Pathway for Greater Opportunities,” the event brought together students, staff, alumni, and invited guests to reflect on the achievements and impact of French language education at the College over the past twenty-five years. The keynote lecture was delivered by Dr. Gabriel Owusu Ansah, Lecturer at the University of Energy and Natural Resources (UENR), Sunyani, who emphasized the importance of French language proficiency in creating educational,…

Wesley College of Education will host a two-day workshop from 18th to 19th June 2026 on the theme “Teacher in the Loop: Co-Creation and Co-Mentoring Sessions.” The workshop is sponsored by the Commonwealth of Learning (COL), Canada. The workshop aims to help educators explore how Artificial Intelligence (AI) can be used effectively and responsibly in teaching and learning while keeping teachers at the center of the educational process. Participants will receive practical resources, including AI-supported lesson plans, prompt engineering guides, ethical AI-use frameworks, classroom implementation strategies, action plans, and adoption roadmaps for sustainable AI integration. This initiative reflects Wesley College of…

The Agriculture Unit of Wesley College of Education is dedicated to advancing agricultural education through a strong blend of theory and practical engagement. The department equips students with essential knowledge and hands-on skills in modern and sustainable agricultural practices, preparing them for both academic progression and real-world application. Students actively participate in practical training on the school farm, where a variety of crops such as vegetables and other seasonal produce are cultivated using improved farming techniques. The department has also integrated simple irrigation systems to enhance crop growth and demonstrate efficient water management practices. In addition to crop production, the…

We are living through a period of heightened global uncertainty. From climate and food insecurity to global health challenges and democratic instability, chronic inequities are deepening, widening access gaps to quality education. As the only intergovernmental organisation solely dedicated to expanding education through distance learning and Technology-Enabled Learning, COL recognises the importance of approaching digitalisation and technological innovation both ethically and strategically to design learning solutions that deliver impact. When it comes to leveraging Generative AI, collaborating with our Commonwealth partners is vital to our ability to deliver agile solutions that work across varying social, economic and cultural contexts. While…