Academic offerings include 25 majors, 16 minors, and more than 10 in-major specializations
Academic offerings include 25 majors, 16 minors, and more than 10 in-major specializations
Agogo Presbyterian Women’s College of Education, an all-female institution which is affiliated to the University of Education, Winneba
The Agogo Presbyterian Women’s College of Education (APWCE) which used to be Agogo Presbyterian Women’s Training College is one of the oldest all female-institutions established by the Basel Missionaries in Ghana.
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The Agogo Presbyterian Women’s College of Education has produced a high caliber of females who have distinguished themselves and have also made some great strides in the history of Ghana.
Learn MoreProducts of Agogo Presbyterian Women’s College of Education are the pride of anyone who is privileged to work with them. The success of the college can be attributed to the sacrifices made by the founding fathers and the contributions of other stakeholders. The college is still making strides to achieve greater laurels.
Our mission is to train competent, efficient, and dedicated female teachers who will teach and also serve as role models in society. We have a serene environment for effective teaching and learning with hardworking and dedicated staff who are always ready to attend to the needs of our students.
Products of Agogo Presbyterian Women’s College of Education are the pride of anyone who is privileged to work with them. The success of the college can be attributed to the sacrifices made by the founding fathers and the contributions of other stakeholders. The college is still making strides to achieve greater laurels.
Agogo Presbyterian Women’s College of Education is run purely on Presbyterian Principles, Doctrines as well as Tradition.
By a ‘Principles’, we mean a set of rules (morals) or strong beliefs that influences the actions of the Catholic Church.
By ‘Doctrines’, we mean the Teachings of the Church based on her magisterium (the teaching office of the church). And by Tradition we mean a set of beliefs, customs on way of doing things that existed for a long time or handled over to the church from generation to generation. The religious life of the College is regulated by a nine member Liturgical Committee headed by the College Chaplain.
The college management and (APWCE) Alumni are committed and ready to collaborate in making the college a center of excellence.
The Agogo Presbyterian Women’s College of Education Alumni Association is excited to announce the arrival of APWCE Alumni Connect. This is a new community-building platform for APWCE’s alumni. It is the only place online where you can find, and connect with, approximately 1500 APWCE’s alumni. All alumni are automatically enrolled!
