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In December 2025, the Management of Wesley College of Education, in line with the College’s traditions and cultural values, paid a courtesy visit to the Tafo Palace as part of activities marking the festive season. The Management team, led by the Principal and comprising the Finance Officer, Acting Director of Audit, and the Dean of Student Affairs, presented a ram and a token to the Palace. The gesture was warmly received by Nana Agyen Frimpong, the Tafohene, who expressed his appreciation to the College and extended his blessings to Management, staff, and students of WESCO. In addition, the Management team…

WESCOPA'98 Alumnus, Dr. Eric "Phila" Boamah, Appointed to New Zealand's Archives Council It is with immense pride that I share this wonderful news with you.One of our own, Dr. Eric Boamah WESCOPA'98, popularly known as Dr. Phila, has been appointed to the Archives Council of New Zealand.The Council is an advisory body to the sector Minister, responsible for the national safeguarding of archives and ensuring proper record-keeping standards. Over the next three years, Dr Phila will be the key adviser to the Minister and Government on archival matters relating to educational institutions.This significant appointment has now been officially published in…

Wesley College of Education wishes to inform all students, staff, and the general public that the approved Academic Calendar for the 2025/2026 Academic Year for all Public Colleges of Education in Ghana has been officially released. The calendar outlines the key academic activities, including reopening dates, instructional periods, examinations, and vacation schedules. All students are encouraged to carefully review the calendar and plan their academic and personal activities accordingly to ensure full compliance with the semester’s schedule. For further clarification or inquiries, please contact the Academic Affairs Office. Kindly refer to the calendar shared earlier for full details. 👇🏾 https://www.wesco.edu.gh/academics/academic-calendar/…

As part of its ongoing efforts to advance inclusive, high-quality teacher education, the Commonwealth of Learning (COL) is scaling up the use of generative Artificial Intelligence (AI) in resource-constrained settings. A recent workshop in Ghana, conducted under COL’s Teacher-in-the-Loop AI (TiL AI) project, demonstrated how AI-powered tools can support educators in co-creating curriculum-aligned Open Educational Resources (OER) while mentoring the next generation of teachers. Twenty-two educators at Wesley College of Education, Ghana, recently participated in a training workshop exploring the transformative potential of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in teacher education. The workshop aimed to empower participants to use generative AI for…