Asankragwa, Wassa Amenfi West, Western
Category C · Mixed · Day and boarding
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Tarkwa, Wassa West, Western
Category B · Mixed · Day and boarding
- Automotive Engineering Technology
- Welding and Fabrication Technology
- Electrical Engineering Technology
- Building Construction
- Garment / Fashion Technology
- Catering and Hospitality Management
Takoradi, Western
Public College of Education · Mixed · —
Half Assini, Western
Private Tertiary Institutions Offering HND/Degree Programmes · Mixed · —
Sekondi, Western
Public Nurses/Health Training College · Mixed · —
Tarkwa, Western
Public Nurses/Health Training College · Mixed · —
Takoradi, Western
Private Nurses/Health Training College · Mixed · —
Tarkwa, Western
Private Tertiary Institutions Offering HND/Degree Programmes · Mixed · —
Axim-Asanta, Western
Public Nurses/Health Training College · Mixed · —
Takoradi Technical University
UNIVERSITYTakoradi, Western
Public Technical University · Mixed · —
University of Mines and Technology
UNIVERSITYTarkwa, Western
Traditional University · Mixed · —
Enchi, Aowin Suaman, Western North
Category C · Mixed · Day and boarding
- Agricultural Science
- Business
- Technical
- Home Economics
- Visual Arts
- General Arts
- +1 more
Adabokrom, Bia East, Western North
Category C · Mixed · Day
- Agricultural Science
- Business
- Home Economics
- General Arts
- General Science
Adjoafua, Bia West, Western North
Category C · Mixed · Day
- Agricultural Science
- Business
- Home Economics
- General Arts
- General Science
Debiso Essiam, Bia West, Western North
Category B · Mixed · Day and boarding
- Agricultural Science
- Business
- Technical
- Home Economics
- General Arts
- General Science
Sefwi-Muoho, Bibiani Anhwiaso Bekwai, Western North
Category C · Mixed · Day
- Building Construction
- Garment / Fashion Technology
Bibiani, Bibiani Anhwiaso Bekwai, Western North
Category C · Mixed · Day and boarding
- Welding and Fabrication Technology
- Mechanical Engineering Technology
Awaso, Bibiani/Anhwiaso/Bekwai, Western North
Category A · Mixed · Day and boarding
- STEM
Bibiani, Bibiani/Anhwiaso/Bekwai, Western North
Category C · Mixed · Day and boarding
- Agricultural Science
- Business
- Technical
- Home Economics
- Visual Arts
- General Arts
- +1 more
Chirano, Bibiani/Anhwiaso/Bekwai, Western North
Category C · Mixed · Day
- Agricultural Science
- Business
- Home Economics
- General Arts
- General Science
Sefwi Anwhiaso, Bibiani/Anhwiaso/Bekwai, Western North
Category C · Girls · Day and boarding
- Agricultural Science
- Business
- Home Economics
- Visual Arts
- General Arts
- General Science
Sefwi Bekwai, Bibiani/Anhwiaso/Bekwai, Western North
Category B · Mixed · Day and boarding
- Agricultural Science
- Business
- Home Economics
- Visual Arts
- General Arts
- General Science
Bibiani, Bibiani Anhwinso Bekwai, Western North
Pilot private · Mixed · Day
- Agricultural Science
- Business
- Home Economics
- General Arts
- General Science
Amoaya, Bodi, Western North
Category C · Mixed · Day
- Agricultural Science
- Business
- Home Economics
- General Arts
- General Science
Questions families ask
- What do Category A, B and C mean?
- They are the groupings the Ghana Education Service uses for school selection, and they set how many schools of each kind a BECE candidate may choose: no more than two from Category A, no more than three from Category B, and up to all eight from Category C or the pilot private schools. They are not a ranking of teaching quality.
- How many schools can a BECE candidate select?
- Eight, ranked in order of preference, with a programme and a residential choice for each: five as boarding and three as day. Day schools should be within the catchment area the candidate can reach. A candidate who wants purely TVET programmes selects eight technical institutes from Categories A, B and C. The form must be signed by a parent or guardian and handed to the head teacher of the JHS.
- What is the difference between an SHS, an SHTS and a technical institute?
- A senior high school (SHS) offers the general programmes — General Science, General Arts, Business, Agricultural Science, Home Economics, Visual Arts and Languages. A senior high/technical school (SHTS) offers those and a Technical programme with elective technical subjects such as Applied Electricity or Building Construction. A technical or vocational institute (TVET) offers trade programmes such as Welding and Fabrication, Electrical Engineering Technology or Catering and Hospitality, listed in the register as Appendix 1.
- Where do the school codes and programmes on this site come from?
- From the Register of Courses for Public Senior High Schools, TVET and Pilot Private Schools, 2026, published by the Ministry of Education, the Ghana Education Service and the Ghana TVET Service. Names, codes, programmes and day or boarding status are shown as printed there. The register prints a few codes for more than one institute; those pages say so, and every code should be confirmed on the official selection form.
- Which schools have facilities for students with special educational needs?
- The register lists the second-cycle schools with facilities for students who are visually or hearing impaired in its Appendix 3. Filter the directory by "SEN facilities" to see them; each school page states the facility as listed.
- Is eStudent360 part of the Ghana Education Service?
- No. eStudent360 is an independent, free mentoring platform run by the Faciotech Foundation. This directory copies facts from the official register so students and parents can compare schools; it does not replace the official selection process, and it carries no rankings.
Where this comes from
Listed from the Register of Accredited Tertiary Institutions (2026), published by the Ministry of Education, the Ghana Education Service and the Ghana TVET Service for school selection. Names, codes and programmes are as printed there. A handful of codes are printed for more than one institute; those pages say so. Always confirm a code on the official selection form.
What the categories mean
Categories A, B and C are the groupings the Ghana Education Service uses for school selection (they set how many of each a candidate may choose). They are not a ranking of teaching quality.
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