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About Us

Our Mission

Atebubu College of Education is committed to a partnership with students, alumni, sister educational institutions, government regulatory bodies and community stakeholders, providing students with the knowledge, practical skills and professional attitudes to become productive citizen in a challenging, technological and diverse world

Our Vision

Igniting minds beyond borders: Atebubu College of Education’s legacy, a generation of teachers redefining education.

Core Values

  • The following Core Values are intended to drive the mission, vision and strategic direction of Atebubu College of Education:

    • Excellence and Professionalism
    • Commitment and Hard Work
    • Gender, Equity, and Social Inclusion (GESI)
    • Teamwork and Mentorship

Who We Are

Atebubu College of Education is a Teacher Education College in Atebubu (Atebubu-Amantin Municipal), Bono East Region. The College was founded in October 1965. The College was the first second cycle institution, and the only Teacher Training College in the eastern corridor of the then Brong-Ahafo Region, of which Bono, Bono East, and Ahafo regions were born.

The College began with eighty male students. . The College now has a student population of 1,568 comprising 795men and 791women.

 It started with four-year Post Middle Teacher’s Certificate ‘A’ courses. Other programmes the College has gone through are 2-year Post Secondary, and 3-year Post Secondary. In the 1975/76 academic year, on admitting female students, the College became co-educational. In September 2004, the first batch of students was admitted into the college to pursue a three-year course for Diploma in Basic Education.

 It runs dual-mode Open Distance Learning (ODL) for untrained teachers.  The College is now a tertiary institution, affiliated with the University of Cape Coast and currently running 4-year Bachelor in Primary Education, 4-Year Bachelor in Early Childhood Education and 4-Year Bachelor in JHS Education programmes.

The College has six Academic Departments: Education Studies, Science, Social Sciences, Languages, Mathematics and ICT, and Creative Arts.

The College has a staff strength of 92 comprising 34 academic staff and 58 non-academic staff. 

Dr. Samuel Addae-Boateng was duly appointed through a competitive interview by the National Council for Tertiary Education (NCTE) and subsequently confirmed by the Governing Council of ATECOE to be the 11th Principal of Atebubu College of Education.

THE CAMPUS

Atebubu College of Education is a world-class academic centre of excellence, spearheading Ghana’s pursuit of Teacher training. Our campus is located at a very ideal place inside the city of Atebubu.

With an estimated eight-mile square of aesthetic beauty, a rising and falling landscape , state  of   the art buildings,   a wide range  of trees,  long stretches of  well-cut lawns and very  conspicuous  flora prettification,  our community  provides  the right atmosphere  for  the holistic development  of students.

There are over 50 student groups and organizations on campus, although that number keeps expanding because students are encouraged to start new clubs to fit their interests – and they don’t hesitate to do so! All student groups are governed and managed by students, and there is literally something for everybody.

College  Governing Council 

Kwasi Owusu Agyeman, Esq Council Chairperson
Kwasi Owusu Agyeman, Esq
Council Chairperson
DR. SAMUEL ADDAE-BOATENG PRINCIPAL
DR. SAMUEL ADDAE-BOATENG PRINCIPAL
Prof Emmanuel K Gyimah Affiliate Uni. (UCC) Rep
Prof Emmanuel K Gyimah Affiliate Uni. (UCC) Rep
Prof Ing AbdulRahman (GTEC Rep.)
Prof Ing AbdulRahman (GTEC Rep.)
Nana Boakye Yam Ababio NTC Rep
Nana Boakye Yam Ababio NTC Rep
Emelia Adjei-Gyasi President’s Nominee
Emelia Adjei-Gyasi President’s Nominee
Effuah A. D. Amuah G.E.S - Rep.
Effuah A. D. Amuah G.E.S – Rep.
Nancy Boateng President’s Nominee
Nancy Boateng
President’s Nominee
Victor Dannyansah CETAG Rep.
Victor Dannyansah
CETAG Rep.
Samboss Twumasi Godwyll Alumni Rep
Samboss Twumasi Godwyll
Alumni Rep
Augustine Angsokpieo CENTSAG Rep
Augustine Angsokpieo CENTSAG Rep
Nyame Poku Peter SRC President
Nyame Poku Peter
SRC President

College Management

DR. SAMUEL ADDAE-BOATENG PRINCIPAL-ATECOE
DR. SAMUEL ADDAE-BOATENG
PRINCIPAL-ATECOE
MR. EMMANUEL GYAN AG. FINANCIAL OFFICER
MR. EMMANUEL GYAN
AG. FINANCIAL OFFICER
DR. DANIEL ASHONG VICE PRINCIPAL.
DR. DANIEL ASHONG
VICE PRINCIPAL.
MS. FAUSTINA ADDAE GYAN AG. INTERNAL AUDITOR
MS. FAUSTINA ADDAE GYAN
AG. INTERNAL AUDITOR
MR. EVANS KOFI NYARKO COLLEGE SECRETARY.
MR. EVANS KOFI NYARKO
COLLEGE SECRETARY.
MR. DICKSON AMOAKO AG. COLLEGE LIBRARIAN
MR. DICKSON AMOAKO
AG. COLLEGE LIBRARIAN
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OFFICE OF THE PRINCIPAL

Dr. Samuel Addae-Boateng is the current Principal of Atebubu College of Education. He holds a PhD in Management Science and Engineering from the University of Electronic Science and Technology of China. Prior to his PhD, Dr. Addae-Boateng had had his Master of Business Administration with specialization in Marketing Management from the University of Ghana, Bachelor of Business Administration with specialization in Marketing from the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology, and Higher National Diploma in Marketing from the Koforidua Technical University. Dr. Addae-Boateng also holds a Post Graduate Diploma in Teaching and Learning in Higher Education from the University of Education, Winneba. He is a Subject Matter Expert (Marketing) of the Chartered Institute of Supply Chain Management (CISCM) and an Affiliate Professional Member of the Chartered Institute of Marketing (CIM), UK. Dr. Addae-Boateng has rich work experience in Academia and has authored many publications and conference papers.

PAST PRINCIPALS

NAME YEARS SERVED
Mr. J. N. Ghansah 1965 – 1980
Mr. R. D. Ghettor 1980 – 1982
Mr. J. Ansah–Asare 1983 – 1985
Mr. S. O. Okae 1985 – 1995
Mr. Tom Coffie Apr. 1996 – Dec. 1996
Mr. Gregory N. Bagbio Dec. 1996 – Mar 2010
Mr. A. Oppong Baah Mar. 2010 – Jan.2011
Mr. Paul Tabi-Arhin Jan. 2011- Aug. 2013
Mr. Wayo Zakaria Sept. 2013 – Aug. 2019
Mr. Thomas Sarpong Sept. 2019 – Jul. 2020

Motto: “Wisdom and Service”