The Principal of Komenda College of Education, Very . Rev. Professor Kwesi Nkum Wilson has urged government to scrap teacher trainee allowances and abolish the quota system to allow more admissions into Colleges of Education across the country.
Speaking at the institution’s 15th graduation ceremony today, the Principal emphasized that the current allowance policy has become a financial strain on government, forcing the introduction of admission quotas that restrict many qualified applicants from pursuing teacher education. Join us on WhatsApp for more updates https://chat.whatsapp.com/IwYdwerq679JpLNCAQXatL
He argued that removing both the allowance and the quota system would pave the way for higher enrollment, ensuring that more trained teachers are available to meet the growing demand in Ghana’s classrooms.
According to him, expanding access to teacher education should take precedence over maintaining allowances, which benefit only a limited number of students under the quota system.
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The call comes at a time when teacher shortages remain a pressing concern, particularly in rural and underserved communities. Stakeholders believe bold reforms such as these are necessary to strengthen the future of the education sector.
