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TTAG SENSITISATION DRIVE AT ABETICOE
As part of the orientation programme for newly admitted students at Abetifi Presbyterian College of Education, the Sector Coordinator, Hon Samuel Boahene-Asah, conducted a sensitization session on the Teacher Trainees’ Association of Ghana (TTAG). This informative session aimed to educate freshers on the Association’s mission, values, and objectives. During the session, he delivered a presentation on TTAG’s history, achievements and future plans. He also took the opportunity to offer guidance on their career paths as future educators, emphasizing the importance of passion and dedication in the teaching profession. Furthermore, he encouraged the students to take on leadership roles to foster growth, development and holistic improvement. It was truly refreshing to meet students from diverse regions across the country. We Mean Well!
29TH GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF TTAG-EGA
From 8th–11th December, 2025, the 29th General Assembly of the Teacher Trainees’ Association of Ghana – EGA Sector (TTAG-EGA) led by the Sector President and the Coordinator (Samuel Boahene-Asah) was held under the theme: Advancing the Welfare of Teacher Trainees’ through Sustainable Policy Reform: The Role of Stakeholders. This Assembly brought together voices, ideas and leadership committed to strengthening the welfare and future of teacher trainees in Ghana. Together, we deliberated, reflected, and chartered a stronger path for teacher trainees through unity, advocacy and purposeful leadership. TTAG! We Mean Well! 🤍
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14TH UNICOM QUIZ AND DEBATE
Brain vrs Brain!Wit vrs Wit!!College vrs College!!! The stage is set for the electrifying contest between the various colleges and the display of intellectual prowess. Be our guest this today at the Mount Mary College of Education for the spark of creativity and thrill of the ultimate clash of minds!! Building A Formidable TTAG-EGA
TTAG-EGA VISITS MR. ADAMU MUSA RAHA
On Wednesday August 12,2025, the President and Vice President of the Teacher Trainees’ Association of Ghana – Eastern and Greater Accra Sector (TTAG-EGA) paid a courtesy call on the Youth Organizer for NPP in Eastern Region , Mr ADAMU MUSA RAHA , at his office. The meeting provided a valuable platform to engage with a key stakeholder in teacher education and to advocate for the welfare and aspirations of our members. Discussion centered on paying a curtesy visit and to present our programs and projects to Mr Adamu Musa Raha and he also promised to help us whenever we need him. A citation was given to him by the previous administration but he was not there at the time, we presented it to him when we visited.
TTAG-EGA PAYS COURTESY CALL ON PROF. SAMUEL AWINKENE ATINTONO (NATIONAL PRINCOF CHAIR)
Leadership of the Teacher Trainees’ Association of Ghana-Eastern and Greater Accra Sector (TTAG-EGA) paid a courtesy call to the National PRINCOF President, PROF. SAMUEL AWINKENE ATINTONO. The visit was aimed at fostering long-lasting relationships with these key stakeholders, who have, over the years, significantly impacted the offices they have occupied. Further deliberations were held on how to manage the TTAG EGA AID SCHEME, which is aimed at covering the examination fees for members of the sector. He went ahead to fully pledge his support to ensuring the continuation of this effective policy.Additionally, he advised that leadership should remain focused in their quest to ensure the welfare of Teacher Trainees. Building a Unified TTAG-EGA for All!
TTAG-EGA PAYS COURTESY CALL ON EASTERN REGIONAL DIRECTOR OF THE NATIONAL SERVICE AUTHORITY
Within the spirit of collaboration and commitment to serving teacher trainees, the Teacher Trainees’ Association of Ghana-Eastern and Greater Accra Sector (TTAG-EGA) leadership led by the President, Andrews Ewoo Sarkodie, and the Coordinator, Samuel Boahene-Asah, paid a working visit to Hon. Nathaniel Tetteh, Eastern Regional Director of the National Service Authority at Koforidua, on Monday, July 21, 2025. This visit facilitated engagement with a key stakeholder in teacher education, advocating for constituent needs. Fostering a strong relationship with the National Service Authority will enable collaborative efforts to improve teacher trainees’ educational experiences. Discussions centered on pressing challenges, including National Service PIN code issuance and postings. Potential solutions and strategies were explored. The Association also outlined projects to enhance members’ educational experiences. Through open communication and collaboration, TTAG-EGA aims to create a supportive learning environment for all teacher trainees in the Eastern and Greater Accra Sector. Building a Unified TTAG-EGA for All!
TTAG-EGA VISITS THE EGA PRINCOF CHAIR
In line with the commitment to serving teacher trainees, the leadership of the Teacher Trainees’ Association of Ghana-Eastern and Greater Accra Sector (TTAG-EGA) led by Andrews Ewoo Sarkodie (President) and Samuel Boahene-Asah (Coordinator) paid a working visit to the office of Rev. Dr. Charles Fosu-Ayarkwah, the esteemed Chair of the Eastern and Greater Accra Principals’ Conference (EGA PRINCOF), at Kibi Presbyterian College of Education, on Sunday, July 6, 2025. This visit provided a valuable opportunity to engage with a key stakeholder in teacher education and advocate for the needs of our constituents. As Kwame Nkrumah aptly stated, “The future of Ghana belongs to the children, and education is the key to unlock that future.” We believe that fostering a strong relationship with the Conference of Principals’ of Colleges of Education (PRINCOF) will enable us to work collaboratively to improve the educational experience for all teacher trainees in our sector. During the meeting, we discussed pressing challenges faced by our members, including the One-hot Meal Policy, infrastructure deficits, and examination results issues from some mentoring universities. We also explored potential solutions and strategies for overcoming these obstacles. Furthermore, we outlined several exciting projects and programs that the Association is eager to implement to enhance the educational experience of our members. We are confident that through open communication and collaboration, we can create a more conducive and supportive learning environment for all teacher trainees in the Eastern and Greater Accra Sector. Building a Unified TTAG-EGA for All!
COURTESY CALL ON MRS CYNTHIA ANIM
As part of our ongoing commitment to fostering strong relationships with Principals in the Eastern and Greater Accra Regions, a delegation paid another courtesy visit to Mrs Cynthia Anim, the Principal of Presbyterian Women’s College of Education, Aburi, on 5th March 2025. The delegation consisted of Kingsley Ayitey (President), Samuel Boahene-Asah (General Secretary), Elizabeth Yirenkyiwaa (Women’s Commissioner) and Eshun Degraft Brown (PRM). Our engagement with Mrs Anim was both enlightening and productive. We began by discussing the persistent issues surrounding examination results at her college and explored potential solutions to address these challenges. It was during this conversation that we learned about an innovative system being developed by the University of Education, Winneba, designed to resolve such issues. Additionally, her College is working on creating its own internal system to minimise result discrepancies. Mrs Anim shared valuable advice on how we, as student leaders, could support the institution in resolving these matters for the betterment of our constituents. We also raised the topic of the delay in the release of National Service Pin codes, an issue that affects many students in the Sector . Mrs Anim offered her perspective on how this challenge could be mitigated and discussed possible strategies for improving the process moving forward. Furthermore, we sought her insights on various projects and programmes, including the recent Leadership Summit, where she was invited as a distinguished speaker. Her contributions to the event were highly regarded, and we were keen to learn from her experience in delivering impactful leadership messages. Like many of her colleagues, Mrs Anim commended the leadership of TTAG-EGA for the initiation of the EGA Aid Scheme. She expressed how proud she is of the steps we’ve taken to support our fellow students and encouraged us to do even more once sufficient funding is secured. She also shared valuable advice on how she successfully engages other stakeholders and brings people on board to support her college’s initiatives, which will be beneficial for our future endeavours. In addition to these discussions, we also addressed the issue of feeding arrangements at the College. Mrs Anim was open about the challenges faced and provided constructive suggestions on how we can collaborate to improve these conditions for the students. We are immensely grateful to Mrs Cynthia Anim for her time, her insights, and her unwavering support. Her experience and guidance have been invaluable to us. At TTAG-EGA, we firmly believe that collaboration with key stakeholders, including Principals, is essential for achieving our objectives and strengthening the educational landscape for all. We are building a Formidable TTAG-EGA!We Mean Well! BY:SAMUEL BOAHENE-ASAH(TTAG-EGA GENERAL SECRETARY)