Komenda College of Education has proudly celebrated its 15th graduation ceremony with unbelievable first class

Komenda College of Education has proudly celebrated its 15th graduation ceremony, a milestone event that brought together staff, students, families, and community members. This year, a total of 590 students successfully graduated, marking an important moment in the history of the college. What stood out most was the academic performance of the group, with 189 of the graduates earning First Class Honours — a record that speaks volumes about the hard work of the students and the dedication of the lecturers. Join us on WhatsApp for more news https://chat.whatsapp.com/IwYdwerq679JpLNCAQXatL

The achievement reflects the growing strength of teacher education in Ghana. With reforms in the education sector and greater emphasis on quality training, institutions like Komenda College continue to produce graduates who are well-prepared for the classroom. The high number of First Class students shows that the commitment to academic excellence is stronger than ever and that young teachers are motivated to rise to the challenge of shaping the future of learning. Join

For the graduates, this milestone represents more than just academic success. It is a call to service. As they leave the college, they will take on the responsibility of nurturing children across the country, passing on knowledge and values that will guide generations. Their performance also serves as an inspiration to continuing students, showing them that discipline, hard work, and focus can lead to great accomplishments.

The 15th graduation was not just a ceremony but a statement of progress. It reassured parents, stakeholders, and the nation that Komenda College remains committed to its mission of producing professional teachers. With 590 graduates ready to contribute to national development, and with 189 setting a new bar for excellence, the college has once again proven its place as a leading institution in teacher education in Ghana.