These are the basic requirements to be satisfied to qualify for admission into the University. They are to be met together with other programme-specific requirements.
(Click here for details of programme-specific requirements or download the attached UEW Admissions Brochure).
1. Bachelor’s Degree Programmes
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WASSCE/ SSSCE Certificate Holders
Accountability at every level of the education system
Improving learning outcomes is a key policy priority in Ghana. To ensure that well-intentioned policy goals translate into improved learning outcomes, decision-makers are eager to: (1) evaluate the success of education programs through rigorous research; and (2) build sector-wide frameworks of accountability through improved monitoring and feedback mechanisms. Both forms of evidence are necessary for a strong education system.
The programme is designed to equip students with knowledge in the Kusaal language, literature and culture. The aim is to prepare students to speak and write the said languages to enable them to teach at the basicmand secondary levels of education. Students are also adequately trained to take up jobs like programme presentation, news reading and community education using the language of study.
The programme is designed to equip students with knowledge in the Kasem language, literature and culture. The aim is to prepare students to speak and write the said languages to enable them to teach at the basicmand secondary levels of education. Students are also adequately trained to take up jobs like programme presentation, news reading and community education using the language of study.
The programme is designed to equip students with knowledge in the Gonja language, literature and culture. The aim is to prepare students to speak and write the said languages to enable them to teach at the basicmand secondary levels of education. Students are also adequately trained to take up jobs like programme presentation, news reading and community education using the language of study.
The programme is designed to equip students with knowledge in the Gurune language, literature and culture. The aim is to prepare students to speak and write the said languages to enable them to teach at the basicmand secondary levels of education. Students are also adequately trained to take up jobs like programme presentation, news reading and community education using the language of study.
The programme is designed to equip students with knowledge in the Dagbani language, literature and culture. The aim is to prepare students to speak and write the said languages to enable them to teach at the basicmand secondary levels of education. Students are also adequately trained to take up jobs like programme presentation, news reading and community education using the language of study.
The Department of Music Education is inviting the general public to their Annual Christmas Concert celebration themed "Christmas Operetta" dubbed, Asomdwee Hene by Prof. C. W. K. Mereku.
The venue is at the Amu Theatre, Central Campus on 6th December, 2017.
For more information contact 0244525556/0244583038
The Department of Human Resource (DHR) at the College of Technology Education, Kumasi (COLTEK) of the University of Education, Winneba (UEW) has organised a day’s orientation and training for 117 National Service Personnel posted to COLTEK for the 2017-2018 service period.
A lecturer at the Department of Communication and Media Studies of the University of Education, Winneba (UEW), Ms. Gifty Appiah-Adjei has warned UEW reporters to refrain from gifts that may influence their reportage.
She said there may be nothing wrong in accepting gifts (soli) or an envelope from event organisers but the question to ask oneself was the motive behind it.
The programme is designed to equip students with knowledge in the Dagaare language, literature and culture. The aim is to prepare students to speak and write the said languages to enable them to teach at the basicmand secondary levels of education. Students are also adequately trained to take up jobs like programme presentation, news reading and community education using the language of study.
The programme is designed to equip students with knowledge in the Ga or Dangme language, literature and culture. The aim is to prepare students to speak and write Ga or Dangme to enable them to teach at the Basic and Secondary levels of education. Students are also adequately trained to take up jobs like programme presentation, news reading and community education using the language.
The programme is designed to equip students with knowledge in the Ewe language, literature and culture. The aim is to prepare students to speak and write the language to enable them to teach at the basic and secondary levels of education. Students are also adequately trained to take up jobs like programme presentation, news reading and community education using the Ewe language.
The programme is designed to equip students with knowledge in the Fante, Nzema or Twi language, literature and culture. The aim is to prepare students to speak and write the said languages to enable them to teach at the basic and secondary levels of education. Students are also adequately trained to take up jobs like programme presentation, news reading and community education using the language of study.
ABOUT
The Faculty of Ghanaian Languages Education at the University of Winneba, Ajumako campus is one of the academic units established within the University. The Faculty offers undergraduate programmes leading to the award of Bachelor of Arts in Nzema, Fante, Dangme, Ewe, Twi, Ga, Dagbani Dagaare, Kusaal, Kasem, Gurunne and Gonja Education. Its mandate is to provide quality language education through teaching, research and dissemination of research findings. Currently, the faculty consist of four departments:
The programme is designed to equip students with knowledge in the Nzema language, literature and culture. The aim is to prepare students to speak and write the said language to enable them to teach at the basic and secondary levels of education. Students are also adequately trained to take up jobs like programme presentation, news reading and community education using the language of study.
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