First Batch of B.Ed First Class Ranking of Colleges of Education in Volta/Oti Regions

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St. Francis College of Education, Hohoe graduands

St. Francis College of Education, Hohoe graduands

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First Batch of B.Ed First Class Ranking of Colleges of Education (CoE)

The first batch of the Bachelor of Education first class ranking of the Colleges of Education in the Volta and Oti regions have been released. The first class ranking featured seven (7) Accredited Public Colleges of Education in the two regions referred to as Volta Sector as recognized by the Teacher Trainees’ Association of Ghana (TTAG).

After years of hard work and dedication, the first batch of graduates from the Bachelor of Education (B.Ed) programme in the Volta sector have celebrated their academic achievements in a series of graduation ceremonies.

The colleges within the sector came together to honor their students’ accomplishments and reflect on the challenges they faced during their academic journey.

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St. Francis College emerged as the top-performing institution in the Volta/Oti Regions, securing the highest overall rank based on the class divisions of its graduands. With an impressive total of 357 graduands, St. Francis College showcased the exceptional quality of education it offers.

Among the key highlights of this graduation ceremony were the outstanding achievements, special awards, and honors bestowed upon deserving graduates.

These accolades serve as a testament to the dedication and excellence displayed by the students throughout their academic journey.

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The breakdown of the total number of graduands and their class divisions across the colleges within the Volta sector is as follows:

St. Francis College of Education

  • First Class: 32
  • Second Class-Upper: 224
  • Second Class-Lower: 87
  • Third Class: 12
  • Pass: 0
  • Total Number of Graduands: 357

Akatsi College of Education

  • First Class: 12
  • Second Class-Upper: 209
  • Second Class-Lower: 116
  • Third Class: 23
  • Pass: 0
  • Total Number of Graduands: 360

St. Teresa’s College of Education

  • First Class: 10
  • Second Class-Upper: 121
  • Second Class-Lower: 77
  • Third Class: 22
  • Pass: 0
  • Total Number of Graduands: 230

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EP College of Education

  • First Class: 7
  • Second Class-Upper: 95
  • Second Class-Lower: 59
  • Third Class: 12
  • Pass: 1
  • Total Number of Graduands: 174

Dambai College of Education

  • First Class: 5
  • Second Class-Upper: 84
  • Second Class-Lower: 101
  • Third Class: 33
  • Pass: 2
  • Total Number of Graduands: 225

Peki College of Education

  • First Class: 5
  • Second Class-Upper: 134
  • Second Class-Lower: 89
  • Third Class: 25
  • Pass: 0
  • Total Number of Graduands: 253

Jasikan College of Education

  • First Class: 4
  • Second Class-Upper: 132
  • Second Class-Lower: 149
  • Third Class: 44
  • Pass: 0
  • Total Number of Graduands: 329

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Breakdown of graduands from Colleges of Education in Volta/Oti Regions 

COLLEGE NO. OF GRADUANDS 1ST CLASS 2ND CLASS UPPER 2ND CLASS LOWER 3RD CLASS NO. OF PASS POSITION
ST. FRANCIS COE 357 32 224 87 12 0 1ST
AKATSI COE 360 12 209 116 23 0 2ND
ST. TERESA’S COE 230 10 121 77 22  0 3RD
EP COE 174 7 95 59 12 1 4TH
PEKI COE 253 5 134 89 25 0 5TH
DAMBAI COE 225 5 84 101 33 2 5TH
JASIKAN COE 329 4 132 149 44 0 7TH

 

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First Batch of B.Ed First Class Ranking of Colleges of Education in Volta/Oti Regions 

COLLEGE NO. OF GRADUANDS NO. OF FIRST CLASS POSITION
ST. FRANCIS COE 357 32 1ST
AKATSI COE 360 12 2ND
ST. TERESA’S COE 230 10 3RD
EP COE 174 7 4TH
PEKI COE 253 5 5TH
DAMBAI COE 225 5 5TH
JASIKAN COE 329 4 7TH

 

SOURCE: Coverghana.com.gh

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