The third edition of the National Philanthropy Forum and Awards has been held in Accra, with focus on promoting and sustaining the work of the third sector (NGOs, CSOs) to impact national development. This year’s summit, which was under the theme: “The Role Of the Third Sector (NGOs, CSOs) in Attaining National Development”, took place […]
As part of its corporate social responsibility schedule, Jackson College of Education has embarked on a programme to equip and update WASSCE candidates on time-tested and indispensable question-answering skills. This is in response to the realization that knowledge and total syllabus coverage are not all there are to passing certificate examinations. Answer presentation should meet […]
Today marks the International Women’s Day. The day set aside to appreciate women for their contribution towards the development of a better world and celebrate the activists who are working relentlessly to claim women’s rights and realize their full potential. As the theme for this year is “Press for Progress”, we hope this call will motivate […]
The freshmen of Jackson College of Education (JCE) have undergone an orientation programme to acquaint themselves with JCE and its precepts for the 2017/2018 academic year. The orientation exercise which took place at 10 venues across the country started on 16th January 2018 at Koforidua where freshmen from Koforidua, Somanya, Abetifi, Aburi and Kibi converged at the Ascension Presbyterian […]
The Jackson College of Education (JCE) is entreating its alumni to take advantage of the newly introduced B.Ed Early Child Education and B.Ed Basic Education programmes at Christian Service University College (CSUC). The programmes, JCE believes, would go a long way to enhance the knowledge base and skill set of its graduates who have the […]
The Principal of Jackson College of Education, Mrs Theodosia Jackson, has charged developers of educational curriculum to seriously consider the study of corruption as a subject. The veteran educationist believes this could be the surest way to among other things, help reduce the incidence of corruption in the country. Mrs Jackson made the clarion call during an […]
Mrs Theodosia W. Jackson, Principal of the Jackson College of Education, has called for collaborative efforts of all stakeholders to promote education in Ghana. According to her, knowledge is power and nobody should downplay the socio-economic relevance of education to the country. She says it is time chiefs, parents and teachers, Town Development Committees and […]
The United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) Institute for Statistics indicates that Pupil-teacher ratio, pre-primary in Ghana was 32.54 as of 2014 and that its highest value over the past 41 years was 61.17 in 1975, while its lowest value was 16.75 in 1986. The Pre-primary school pupil-teacher ratio is the average number […]
