This page presents to you the history of St. Joseph's College of Education in brief
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St. Joseph’s College of Education (until 2007 St. Joseph’s Training College) was founded in 1948 by Rev. Father Joseph Mulders, the then Parish Priest of the Catholic Church at Bechem. It started as a two-year Teacher Certificate ‘B’ College for men with 21 students and 3 members of staff. In 1974, the College became co-ed or mixed
The College was housed initially at the Bechem Catholic Mission and moved to its present site donated by Nana Fosu Gyeabour 1, the then Bechem Manhene and his elders. The first Principal was Mr. I. J. Nicholson.
The College has since its establishment trained thousands of teachers in many different categories
As part of the new educational reforms, all Colleges of Education in Ghana transited from the existing Diplomas in Basic Education (DBE) to 4-year Bachelor of Education (B. ED) in 2018. The College is now affiliated to the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST). With this policy, the College now runs B. Ed JHS Education and B. Ed Primary Education programme. The University mentors the College in all programmes and activities.
University of Education Winneba, also runs a 3-year DBE, a 2-year Post Diploma in Basic Education and a 1-year PGDE and a 4-year B. Ed (JHS Education) on campus (Distance).
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