Wesley College of Education, Kumasi (WESCO), successfully hosted its 20th Matriculation Ceremony for the 2025/2026 Academic Year on Saturday, 28th February 2026, at the Brew Riverson Hall at exactly 9:00 AM.
The ceremony formally inducted 425 newly admitted students into the College, marking the beginning of their academic and professional journey in teacher education. The matriculants comprised 173 males and 252 females, reflecting the College’s continued commitment to inclusive access to higher education.
Hall Representation
The newly admitted students were distributed across the various halls of residence as follows:
Male Halls
Brew Hall – 44
Dunwell Hall – 43
Freeman Hall – 43
Knight Hall – 43
Dr. Linda Mensah Sarpong
Dr. Linda Mensah Sarpong
PhD in Chemistry (Department of Chemistry, KNUST).
We celebrate your dedication to higher learning and professional growth.
Dr. Senyo Kumatse
Dr. Senyo Kumatse
PhD in Art Education (Department of Innovations in Science and Technology, KNUST).
We celebrate your dedication to higher learning and professional growth.
WESCO Lecturer Wins Global Research Grant
WESCO Lecturer Wins Global Research Grant
Wesley College of Education has achieved a major research milestone
Wesley College Wins AI Education Grant
Wesley College Wins AI Education Grant
Wesley College of Education, Kumasi, has reached another milestone
MR ANDREWS GYAN
MR ANDREWS GYAN
Wesley College of Education, Kumasi, continues to strengthen its research profile on the international stage through the scholarly contributions of Mr. Andrews Gyan of the Department of Languages. At the CAAS 2026 Conference, held from 9th to 12th June 2026 at Glendon College, York University, Toronto, Canada, Mr. Gyan presented two research papers under the conference theme, “Global Africa: Legacies, Change and Aspirations.”
His presentations, titled “The Influence of Ghanaian Languages on Learners’ Written Expression in French Language: Evidence from Student-Teachers in Colleges of Education” and “Akan Concepts of Death in Selected Highlife Songs of Oheneba E. K.”, contributed to important discussions on language education, culture, and African studies. These presentations highlight Wesley College of Education’s commitment to academic excellence, research, and global engagement.
The College congratulates Mr. Andrews Gyan on this remarkable achievement and commends his dedication to advancing knowledge and enhancing the institution’s visibility within the international academic community.
