The Ministry of Education, in partnership with the Ghana Education Trust Fund Donated brand new Toyota Land cruiser to 20 Colleges of Education
JUSMAnewshub -19th December 2025
The Ministry of Education, in partnership with the Ghana Education Trust Fund, has taken a significant step toward strengthening teacher education in Ghana with the distribution of 20 brand-new Toyota Land Cruisers to 20 public Colleges of Education across the country. The presentation of the vehicles forms part of efforts to improve monitoring, supervision, and administrative effectiveness within the colleges.
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This intervention comes at a critical time when Colleges of Education are expected to deliver high standards in teacher training, particularly under the current reforms in basic education. For many years, limited access to reliable transportation has affected the ability of college authorities to supervise off-campus teaching practice, attend official assignments, and carry out essential outreach activities. The new vehicles are expected to reduce these challenges considerably.
The beneficiary institutions are as follows:
1. Accra College of Education
2. Ada College of Education
3. Akatsi College of Education
4. Al-Faruq College of Education
5. Berekum College of Education
6. St. John Bosco’s College of Education
7. OLA College of Education
8. Bagabaga College of Education
9. Enchi College of Education
10. Foso College of Education
11. Holy Child College of Education
12. Jasikan College of Education
13. Offinso College of Education
14. Presbyterian Women’s College of Education
15. SDA College of Education (Asokore)
16. St. Vincent College of Education
17. Tamale College of Education
18. Tumu College of Education
19. Wesley College of Education
20. NJA College of Education
Education stakeholders have welcomed the initiative, noting that improved mobility will enhance supervision of teacher trainees during practicum, strengthen engagement with partner basic schools, and support smoother administrative operations. For colleges located in remote and underserved areas, the impact is expected to be even more pronounced.
Beyond logistics, the distribution of the vehicles reflects a broader commitment by the Ministry of Education and GETFund to invest in teacher education as the foundation of national development. By equipping Colleges of Education with the necessary tools to function effectively, the government continues to demonstrate its focus on improving teaching quality and learning outcomes across the country.
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