Six officers of the University of Education in Winneba, including the suspended Vice Chancelor have been indicted after they were found “culpable” for alleged breaches and misconduct in the performance of the their functions. The six were indicted and pronounced culpable by a fact-finding committee, which was commissioned by the university’s governing council to investigate … Read more
A judgment by the High Court in Winneba, which found the Vice-Chancellor of the University of Education (UEW), Professor Mawutor Avoke, and the school’s Finance Officer, Dr. Theophilus Senyo Akorli, guilty of procurement and other financial irregularities has been ridiculed. Dr. Samuel Ofori Bekoe, a former president of the UEW chapter of the University Teachers … Read more
Essential documents at the centre of investigations into the alleged financial malfeasance and procurement irregularities against the Vice Chancellor of the University of Education Winneba (UEW) Prof. Mawutor Avoke and five others, have allegedly been stolen. According to the new Governing Council of the University, the documents were allegedly removed from files at some offices … Read more
The Minister of State in-charge of Tertiary Education, Professor Kwesi Yankah, yesterday inaugurated the Governing Council of the University of Education, Winneba (UEW) with a charge on the members to use their vast experience to restore calm on the campuses of the university. The council, chaired by Prof. Emmanuel Nicholas Abakah, is expected to champion, … Read more
Dr. Sazrar Opata, the Board Chairman of the University College of Management Studies (UCOM), on Saturday, urged graduates at the school’s Sixth Congregation to use their knowledge and skills to bring the needed change to the society. He challenged the graduates to be imaginative and not simply conform to the status quo, but pursue their … Read more
Dr. Sazrar Opata, the Board Chairman of the University College of Management Studies (UCOM), on Saturday, urged graduands at its Sixth Congregation to translate their knowledge and skills to bring the needed change in the society. He challenged the graduands to be imaginative and not simply conform to the status quo, but pursue their dreams … Read more
Mrs Esther Amoah former President of Ghana Home Economics Association (GHEA) has called on practitioners to intensify their efforts at creating awareness on the importance of Home Economics Education to National Development. Mrs Amoah made the call in a key note address she delivered at a forum to commemorate the Home Economics Day held at … Read more
St Vincent College of Education has held its maiden matriculation for 186 students to pursue Diploma in Basic Education for the 2016/2017 academic year. Dr Erasmus Norviewu-Mortty, Principal of the College, who addressed the ceremony at its campus at Yendi in the Northern Region on Saturday, urged students to be committed to the course of … Read more
The University of Education Winneba, has admitted a total number of 7,768 students for various distance education programmes in the 2016/2017 academic year. This is made up of 6,635 undergraduate students, 568 postgraduate students of the Institute for Educational Development and Extension (IEDE), and 565 students of the Faculties of Technical and Vocational Education of … Read more
The University of Education Winneba, has admitted a total number of 7,768 students for various distance education programmes in the 2016/2017 academic year. This is made up of 6,635 undergraduate students, 568 postgraduate students of the Institute for Educational Development and Extension (IEDE), and 565 students of the Faculties of Technical and Vocational Education of … Read more
A total number of 8, 578 students have graduated from the University of Education in Winneba(UEW). This figure is made up of 927 postgraduate students, 4,789 Bachelor of Education students; 2,779 and 83 Diploma and certificate awards, respectively. Addressing the 21st congregation of the University of Education over the weekend, the Vice-Chancellor Professor Mawutor Avoke … Read more