Student Services

Akatsi College of Education was established as Akatsi Training College on 1st October, 1963. It
was however officially opened on 25th October,1963 with 42 male students. Unfortunately, over the 53 years existence of students in the college there has not been any written document to regulate the day to day
administration of the Students’ Representative Council. Efforts were made by previous S.R.C
administrations to draft a constitution for the S.R.C but were not far -reaching.
In view of this, a nine-member constitution drafting committee was formed on 6th November, 2015
at the first General Assembly of the 2015/2016 S.R.C. administration to draft the constitution to regulate the day-to-day administration of the S.R.C.
The following members constituted the committee;

1. Gokah Saviour (Chairman)2. Kuade Believer Frank (Secretary)3. Attiah Lahari Saviour (Member)4. Kukubor Moses (Member)5. Abotsi Blessing (Member)

   6. Gbedzo Simon (Member)

   7. Harris Sherylyn (Member)

   8. Amenyo Josephine (Member)

   9. Segbedor Noble Dela. (Member)

However, after the drafted constitution was approved
by the General Assembly, it was not fully
assented to by management of the College as a
working
document for the S.R.C pending some necessary
corrections and inclusions. As a result, the 2016/20217
administration took over and appointed an
eleven (11) member committee to review the drafted
constitution on 30th May, 2017 in
the year of our Lord. The following members constituted the constitution drafting committee:

1. Ohemeh Ebenezer (committee chairman).
2. Agboni Nicholas Kelvin (committee Secretary).
3. Atitsogbui Francis Doe (member)
4. Sema Benedicta Adjovi. (member)
5. Ankomah Solomon. (member)
6. Diku Mawuli (member)
7. Segbedor Noble Dela (member)
8. Amenyo Josephine (member)
9. Hatekah Kennedy (member)
10. Dzivor Esther. (member)
11. Kuapah Dzidula Evans. (member)

The constitution is the current working document of the S.R.C day to day administration.

The Entertainment Club at AKATSI COLLEGE OF EDUCATION was established in 1963 with the primary objective of promoting leisure, recreation, and cultural activities among students. The club aimed to provide a platform for students to showcase their talents, foster socialization, and enhance the overall college experience.

In its formative years, the Entertainment Club focused on organizing small-scale events, such as movie nights, talent shows, Jams, Rep your jerseys and karaoke sessions. These events helped build a sense of community among students and paved the way for more ambitious projects.

As the club grew in popularity, it began to host larger events, including concerts, fashion shows, and cultural festivals. These events not only showcased the talents of students but also brought together people from diverse backgrounds, promoting unity and inclusivity.

Over the years, the Entertainment Club has achieved numerous milestones, including:
– Hosting the annual College Talent Show, which has become a highly anticipated event
– Collaborating with local artists and performers to bring unique experiences to students
Organizing charity events and fundraisers to support local communities

As we look to the future, the Entertainment Club remains committed to its mission of providing entertainment, promoting cultural awareness, and fostering a sense of community among students. With the support of the college administration and the creativity of its members, the club is poised to continue making a positive impact on campus life.

Maintaining a Clean and Healthy Campus is the Importance of Sanitation
As students, faculty, and staff spend a significant amount of time on campus, it’s essential to prioritize sanitation to ensure a clean and healthy environment for everyone. Proper sanitation practices not only prevent the spread of illnesses but also contribute to a positive and productive learning environment.