Government delegation begins strategic engagements to establish Jomoro College of Education
A Ghanaian government delegation is visiting the Western Nzema area to facilitate the establishment of the Jomoro College of Education. The initiative aims to improve access to teacher training and support regional human resource development.
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Atuabo (W/R), July 17, GNA – A high-level government delegation tasked with advancing the establishment of the proposed Jomoro College of Education (JOCoE) has embarked on a working visit to the Western Nzema area to engage key stakeholders and assess strategic opportunities to support the project.
The delegation, led by Professor George K.T. Oduro, Technical Advisor to the Minister of Education and former Pro-Vice-Chancellor of the University of Education, comprises officials from the Ministry of Education, the Ghana Tertiary Education Commission (GTEC), academia, and members of the Jomoro College of Education Project Committee.
Other members include Dr Samuel Nda Blay, Coordinator of the project committee, Professor Cosmas Cobbold of the Nzema Academia and Education Association, Dr Emmanuel Newman of the Directorate of Tertiary Education, and representatives of GTEC.
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