CEA-Central trains first batch of 100 facilitators in classroom management and facilitation

The Complementary Education Agency (CEA)—an agency under the Ministry of Education operating specifically in the Central Region as CEA-Central, based in Cape Coast—has organized a three day extensive training on classroom management and facilitation for a first batch of 100 facilitators in the region.

The three-day capacity-building training, which commenced on Wednesday, November 11, 2026, is set to end on Friday, November 13, 2026.

In her welcoming address, the Acting Central Regional Director of the Agency, Madam Esther Nana Yaa Ayensu, expressed profound gratitude to participants for striving to show up for the training and laid bare the purpose of the gathering.

According to her, the gathering was a response to a request made by most of the staff during her regional tour of all 22 districts.

They requested her to organize this type of workshop as a matter of urgency, so they could be equipped with current trends and the pedagogical skills needed for impactful classroom facilitation and effective learning outcomes, noting that it had been a long time since 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 the Complementary Education Agency (CEA), Mr. Dziewornu Boli, expressed his satisfaction with the training being carried out.

He urged all facilitators to commit themselves to creating more classes, which has become the primary measure of performance for the Agency.

He revealed to participants the tremendous output of work made possible through a little extra effort from all staff, and encouraged participants to engage fully in the workshop and subsequently show interest in the region's ongoing Remedial Education Programme.

He tasked all staff, especially those holding a first degree or higher, to hold down the fort and ensure the agency delivers its best regarding set regional targets.

The Central Regional Office of the CEA is most grateful to the Executive Director of the CEA, Dr. Daniel Kwesi Ashiamah, and his leadership team for fully supporting the region in training its facilitators.

The agency also extends its utmost gratitude to the trainer for this workshop, Madam Emelia Turkson—a former District Director of the agency in Gomoa West—for accepting to share her rich knowledge with participants

The program was officially opened by the Deputy Executive Director, and training commenced immediately.

The Agency expressed appreciation for the high turnout of participants and remains hopeful that this training will help improve the agency’s performance in the region.

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