Public Colleges of Education First Class Ranking out; Ola College tops all- Check details

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The 2020 First Class Ranking for Diploma in Basic Education Graduates from the Accredited Public Colleges of Education in Ghana has been released.

The First Class Ranking as published by the Colleges of Education Weekly Journal featured a total of Forty-six (46) Accredited Public Colleges of Education across the five Administrative Sectors of the Teacher Trainees Association of Ghana (TTAG).

In the 2020 First Class Ranking, Ola College of Education tops all the Public Colleges of Education across the Country with a total of Forty (40) first class honours.

In a close competition were Berekum College of Education with thirty-seven (37) first class honours, Wesley College of Education with thirty-two (32) first class honours, Offinso College of Education having thirty-one (31) first class honours, Ada College of Education with thirty (30), Akrokerri College of Education and St. Francis College of Education, Hohoe with twenty-nine (29) first class honours each, Fosu College of Education and Bagabaga College of Education with twenty-seven (27) first class each.

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Presbyterian College of Education followed with a total of twenty-six (26) first class, with the Akatsi College of Education (Avenor University) producing twenty-five (25) first class graduates. Accra and Mount Mary Colleges of Education have produced twenty-four (24) first class honours leaving the rest behind.

Below is the Forty-six (46) Colleges of Education, the number of first class obtained and their position/ranking.

S/N	COLLEGES OF EDUCATION	NO. OF FIRST CLASS OBTAINED	POSITION
1	Ola College of Education	40	1^ST
2	Berekum College of Education	37	2^ND
3	Wesley College of Education, Kumasi	32	3^RD
4	Offinso College of Education	31	4^TH
5	Ada College of Education	30	5^TH
6	St. Francis College of Education, Hohoe	29	6^TH
7	Akrokerri College of Education	29	6^TH
8	Fosu College of Education, Assin Fosu	27	8^TH
9	Bagabaga College of Education, Tamale	27	8^TH
10	Presbyterian College of Education, Akropong	26	10^TH
11	Akatsi College of Education	25	11^TH
12	Accra College of Education	24	12^TH
13	Mount Mary College of Education	24	12^TH
14	St. Loius College of Education, Kumasi	20	14^TH “
15	Komenda College of Education	16	15^TH
16	St. Teresa’s College of Education, Hohoe	16	15^TH
17	Agogo Presbyterian College of Education	16	15^TH
18	Atebubu College of Education	15	18^TH
19	Tamale College of Education	14	19^TH
20	Mampong Technical College of Education	14	19^TH
21	E.P College of Education, Bimbilla	13	21^ST
22	Abetifi College of Education	13	21^ST
23	Jasikan College of Education	11	23^RD
24	Enchi College of Education	11	23^RD
25	SDA College of Education, Koforidua	10	25^TH
26	St. John Bosco College of Education, Navrogo	10	25^TH
27	St. Monica’s College of Education, Mampong	10	25^TH
28	St. Joseph College of Education, Bechem	9	28^TH
29	Holy Child College of Education, Takoradi	9	28^TH
30	N.J Ahmadiya College of Education, Wa	8	30^TH
31	Wiawso College of Education	7	31^ST
32	Peki College of Education	5	32^ND
33	Kibi Presbyterian College of Education	5	32^ND
34	Tumu College of Education	5	32^ND
35	Gbewaa College of Education, Pusiga	4	35^TH
36	Methodist College of Education, Akim Oda	4	35^TH
37	Bia Lamplighter College of Education, Sefwi Debiso	3	37^TH
38	Al-Farouq College of Education	3	37^TH
39	SDA College of Education, Agona Ashanti	3	37^TH
40	McCoy College of Education, Nadowli	2	40^TH
41	St. Vincent College of Education, Yendi	2	40^TH
42	E. P College of Education, Amedzofe	2	40^TH
43	Dambai College of Education	2	40^TH
44	St. Ambrose College of Education	1	46^TH
45	Presbyterian Women College of Education, Aburi	1	46^TH
46	Holy Spirit College of Education	1	46^TH

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Find below the 2020 first class league table of the Forty-six (46) Public Colleges of Education in Ghana according to the five administrative Sectors of TTAG.

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