This article discusses the facilities, achievements, mission, vision, courses, and telephone of Krobea Asante Technical and Vocational School.
Due to the increased number of junior high school graduation rates, there is an uprising demand for secondary education.
As a result, a number of new public schools have been built, and facilities in already-existing ones have been improved and expanded.
The Computer Schools Selection and Placement System (CSSPS) placement trends show that there are differences in all the schools chosen.
Oversubscription at popular but under-resourced historically high-performing schools also known as the Grade A school is caused by the overwhelming preference of students for these institutions.
Many schools that have made substantial improvements recently nonetheless have low enrollment and are underrecognized.
This usually happens because students are not exposed to enough information prior to choosing their various courses and school at the second cycle school and also due to past glories of certain preferred schools.
School’S Statistics
- Total number of Students in SHS 1: 417
- Total number of Students in SHS 2: 420
- Total number of Students in SHS 3: 727
- WAEC Code: 9051801
Facilities at the School
There is an Automobile Workshop, a Welding and Fabrication Workshop, a Building Construction Workshop, an Administration Block, a Dining Hall, Teacher Accommodation, and 5 Classrooms at the school.
School’s Categories
- Mixed gender
- Day and boarding housing is available.
- Year of Inception: 1999
- Evans Douglas Salvo is the name of the head.
History of the School
Nana Susubribi Krobea Asante, the Omanhene of Asokore Traditional Area, founded the Krobea Asante Technical Vocational Institute in 1999, and it was commissioned by H E Janet Graham, the Canadian High Commissioner to Ghana.
The institute, which was established to train youth in job skills, is currently the only one supported by the government.
The Institute is one of ten in the District receiving infrastructure upgrades from the African Development Bank through the Council for Technical Vocational Education and Training (COVTVET).
Vision
The institute is dedicated to being a centre of excellence for academic and practical training in order to develop a skilled workforce for the country.
Mission
The institute is dedicated to training a qualified and skilled labour force for national development and to making the institute a centre of academic excellence.
COURSES AVAILABLE
- Electrical
- Building
- Automobile
- Welding
- Fabrication Engineering Technology
- Wood and Construction Technology
- Management of Hospitality and Catering Fashion Technology
School’s Contact
Telephone: 024 402 9845
Email: [email protected]
Location: Asokore Ashanti
Latitude: 6.849237
Longitude: -1.372648
District: Sekyere East