Located on the scenic Akuapem Ridge, the campus enjoys cool weather and proximity to landmarks like the Aburi Botanical Gardens and the Presbyterian Church of Ghana headquarters. It's serene setting fosters focused learning and improved lifestyles.
Approximately 30 kilometers northeast of Accra, perched on the Akuapem-Togo mountain range in a historic and scenic town is our campus located.
The town Akuapeng Akropong serves as the traditional capital of the Akuapem people and is known for its cool climate, lush greenery, and panoramic views of the surrounding plains. The town is easily accessible via the Accra-Aburi-Akropong road, making it a convenient yet serene escape from the capital's hustle.
There are many options to travel to campus.
To reach the Presbyterian College of Education (PCE) in Akropong-Akuapem, trotros (shared minibuses) are the most common and affordable option, departing from Accra's Madina or Adenta stations directly to Akropong. Alternatively, you can take a taxi or private car from Accra via the Aburi-Akropong road, which offers a scenic 1.5-hour drive through the Akuapem hills. From Koforidua, frequent trotros and shared taxis make the 45-minute trip to Akropong, while travelers from Kumasi can take a bus to Koforidua or Accra first before connecting to Akropong.
More than 1000 parking lots avilable in the west side of the compus. The parking is available 24 hours with 24hours security. We make sure that everything is under control.
The Presbyterian College of Education (PCE), Akropong, formerly known as the Presbyterian Training College (PTC), was established in 1848 by the Basel Evangelical Society. It is the first institution of higher learning in Ghana and the second in West Africa, following Fourah Bay College in Sierra Leone.
The Presbyterian College of Education Market is a vibrant and essential hub serving the college community and beyond. Conveniently situated at the Staff Bungalow Lane, right next to the School Agric farm, this market offers a variety of services and goods that cater to the daily needs of students, staff, and visitors.
Sports play a key role in campus life, fostering fitness, teamwork, and competition. The college features a football (soccer) field, volleyball and basketball courts, and spaces for athletics (track and field). Students participate in inter-college sports competitions, including the Colleges of Education Sports Association (COESA) games..
The college has an active drama group, choir, and cultural troupe performances at campus events, including the annual Week of Celebration and national festivals like Ghana's National Cultural Week. Students engage in traditional drumming, dancing, and storytelling, often showcasing the rich heritage of Ghanaian ethnic groups..
Through structured measures and community vigilance, campus has 24/7 security personnel, controlled hostel access (with curfews), and regular patrols to deter theft or unauthorized entry. Students are encouraged to follow safety guidelines, such as avoiding isolated areas at night and securing personal belongings.
Group exercise, weekly jogging clubs take advantage of Akropong's scenic hills and cool climate, while traditional dance workouts offer a fun way to stay fit while celebrating Ghanaian cultural heritage. These activities not only improve physical health but also foster camaraderie and school spirit among students.
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