CEA-Central Trains First Batch Of 100 Facilitators In the Region On Classroom Management And Facilitation  

The Capacity Building training which commenced on Wednesday 11,  November, 2026 is set to end on Friday NoNovember 13 2026 . 

The Ag. Central Regional director, madam Esther Nana Yaa Ayensu welcoming participants laid bare the purpose of the gathering saying, it was a call made by most of the staff during her regional tour to all the 22 districts. 

They requested her to as a matter of urgency organize this type of workshop for them to get equipped with current trends thus, pedagogical skills needed to do impactful facilitation in the classroom and for effective learning outcomes to be achieved since its has been a long time staff attended such training. 

Speaking at the event which was held at the Regional Office of the agency in Cape Coast, the Deputy Executive Director of Complementary Education Agency, Mr. Dziewornu Boli expressed his satisfaction with the type of training being carried out today and urged all facilitators to commit themselves into the creation of more classes which has become the only measure of performance for the Agency. 

He revealed to participants the tremendous output of work which has become possible with a little bit of effort from all staff.

He encouraged participants to get themselves involved in the workshop and from here show interest in the ongoing Remedial Education Programme in the region. 

He then tasked all staff especially those with first Degree and above to hold down the fort and ensure that the agency gives out her best as far as the regional targets set are concerned. 

The Central Regional office of CEA is most grateful to the Executive Director of CEA Hon. Dr. Daniel Kwesi Ashiamah and his team of leadership for supporting the region fully in the training of her Facilitators. 

The agency again extend her utmost gratitude to the Trainer of this workshop madam Emelia Turkson, a former District Director of the agency at Gomoa West for accepting to share her rich knowledge with Participants. 

The program was officially opened by the Deputy executive director and training commenced from there. 

We appreciate the high turnout of participants and we are hopeful that this training will help improve the agency’s performance in the region