The National Conference of Principals of Colleges of Education-Ghana (PRINCOF) has stepped in to resolve the National Service registration challenges faced by College of Education graduates. According to PRINCOF, the issue stems from alleged accreditation problems, which have been deemed inaccurate.¹
Investigations by PRINCOF revealed that the Ghana Tertiary Education Commission (GTEC) has renewed the accreditation of all Colleges of Education up to August 2028. This means that all graduates from these colleges are eligible to register for their mandatory National Service without any hindrance.
PRINCOF, in collaboration with GTEC, is actively working with the National Service Authority (NSA) to resolve the issue promptly. The organization has assured affected students that they will be granted access to complete their registration and fulfill their National Service obligations as required.
Key Takeaways:
- _Accreditation Issues Addressed_: PRINCOF has confirmed that the accreditation of all Colleges of Education has been renewed up to August 2028.
- _Eligibility for National Service_: All graduates from accredited Colleges of Education are eligible to register for their mandatory National Service.
- _Resolution in Progress_: PRINCOF is working with GTEC and the NSA to resolve the registration challenges faced by affected students.
PRINCOF has apologized for any inconvenience caused by the situation and has assured students of their unwavering support. The organization will provide further updates as soon as concrete resolutions are reached with the relevant authorities.
