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!