Principal, Presbyterian College of Education, Akropong Ordained Minister, Presbyterian Church of Ghana
Rev. Dr. Nicholas Apreh Siaw is an accomplished educationist, administrator, and minister with over two decades of leadership experience in tertiary education and public service. He holds a Ph.D. in Public Health and an M.Phil. in Health/Medical Sociology from the University of Ghana, and a B.A. in Social Sciences with a Diploma in Education from the University of Cape Coast. He also holds a Certificate in Ministry from Trinity Theological Seminary and has received specialized ministerial training from the Ramseyer Training Centre, Abetifi.
Career and Leadership
Dr. Siaw has held several key leadership positions, most notably serving as Acting Vice-
Chancellor of Koforidua Technical University, where he successfully led the institution’s
transition from a polytechnic. Under his leadership:
He also served as Dean of Faculty, Head of Department, Dean of Students, and a member of numerous academic boards and development committees, contributing significantly to institutional governance and policy reform.
Commitment to Inclusive and Quality Education
Dr. Siaw is a strong advocate for inclusive education, equity, and student-centered learning. At
the Presbyterian College of Education, he promotes policies that foster access to quality teacher
training, the integration of special education principles, and gender-responsive academic
environments. He supports the implementation of inclusive curricula and encourages innovative
teaching strategies that address the diverse needs of learners.
Selected Professional Development & Conferences
Dr. Siaw has participated in several high-impact training and international workshops, including:
He has also presented research at global forums such as:
Publications and Research
Dr. Siaw has authored nine published academic articles and has seven manuscripts currently
under peer review. His research focuses on pediatric injury management, health-seeking
behaviors, HIV/AIDS education, and occupational health and safety in institutional settings.
Personal Life
He is married and blessed with three children. Beyond academia, he serves as a minister of the
Presbyterian Church of Ghana, currently stationed at the Peace Congregation in Akropong. He is
passionate about youth mentorship, music, and community transformation through education
and ministry.