TTAG-EGA

As part of our ongoing efforts to build a strong and formidable TTAG-EGA that everyone can take pride in, a delegation consisting of the Sector President and the Sector General Secretary paid a courtesy visit to Professor Prince Boateng, the Principal of Ada College of Education, on 4th March 2025. The meeting was further graced by the presence of Dr Nana Yaw Osei, the Vice Principal, and Francis Ankra Esq, the Registrar of the College.

During the discussions, they covered a range of important topics, including issues concerning examination results, delays in the release of National Service Pin codes, the TTAG-EGA Aid Scheme, feeding challenges in the various colleges, and the recent Quiz and Debate Competition.

On the matter of examination results, Professor Boateng outlined several plans to address these concerns, including Ada College’s affiliation with AAMUSTED, the implementation of the Second Maker initiative and the introduction of online Assessments which will streamline the process and help resolve these issues effectively.

Professor Boateng also expressed his appreciation for the initiation of the EGA AID SCHEME, commending the leadership for this thoughtful initiative. He offered valuable advice on how to ensure the sustainability of the scheme and how best to execute it in a way that will provide the most benefit to our constituents.

As a father figure to us all, he reiterated his unwavering support for our administration and shared his wisdom on how to run the Association successfully. His advice focused on creating lasting legacies and ensuring that we leave behind a solid foundation for future leaders.

At TTAG-EGA, we firmly believe that fostering effective collaboration with our stakeholders, such as PRINCOF, is a key way to achieve our collective goals and strengthen the educational landscape.

Building a Formidable TTAG-EGA For All!
We Are TTAG-EGA… We Mean Well!!

By
SAMUEL BOAHENE-ASAH
TTAG-EGA GENERAL SECRETARY

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