GH Schools, a technical, vocational and professional training institution in Accra, has welcomed 539 new students to its programmes. The matriculation ceremony, which took place on Friday, marked the beginning of a two-year practical-based training programme for the students. This initiative aims to equip students with the skills and knowledge required to excel in their chosen fields. The programmes on offer are designed to be highly practical, allowing students to gain hands-on experience.
Out of the 539 students, 319 will pursue diploma programmes in various media and vocational courses, while 220 will undertake Certificate of Competence programmes. The institution's educational philosophy focuses on producing competitive, confident and innovative graduates who can become agents of change in their respective industries. GH Schools' programmes are designed to meet the needs of the workforce, providing students with the skills and knowledge required to succeed.
Mr Confidence Agblobi Tetteh, the Registrar of GH Schools, emphasized the institution's commitment to delivering high-quality education. He urged the students to take ownership of their learning experience and make the most of the opportunities available to them. The Registrar encouraged students to attend lectures, workshops and practical demonstrations regularly to maximize their learning.
Madam Belomina Addo Listowell, Chancellor of GH Schools, shared valuable life skills with the students. She advised them that academic growth should not be measured solely by grades, but also by their discipline, attitude, confidence and technical competence. The Chancellor emphasized the importance of every practical session contributing to their personal and professional development.
Mr John Osei Tutu Agyemang, the Director of Monitoring and Supervision, highlighted the institution's core principles. He explained that practical training is central to the academic journey of every student at GH Schools. The institution places emphasis on hands-on training, as industries require graduates who can apply their knowledge effectively in the workplace.
The Director of Monitoring and Supervision also noted that industries prioritize customer relations and prefer graduates who can communicate effectively with clients and produce work that meets professional standards. He advised the students to view their time at GH Schools as preparation not only for examinations but also for employment and entrepreneurship opportunities.
GH Schools' commitment to providing high-quality education is reflected in its programmes and facilities. The institution's focus on practical training and hands-on experience ensures that students are well-equipped to succeed in their chosen fields. With a strong emphasis on discipline, attitude and technical competence, GH Schools is poised to produce graduates who can make a positive impact in their respective industries.
Key points
- 539 students matriculated for technical, vocational and media programmes at GH Schools in Accra.
- The programmes offered are designed to be highly practical, allowing students to gain hands-on experience.
- The institution's focus is on producing competitive, confident and innovative graduates who can become agents of change in their respective industries.
