🎓 UCC 57th Congregation: Honoring the Achievements of CoDE Switch 3.1 Programme Graduates🎓
The University of Cape Coast (UCC) proudly celebrated the 7th session of its 57th Congregation, marking a historic achievement for the inaugural graduates of the College of Distance Education (CoDE) Switch 3.1 Programme. This initiative, executed in collaboration with the Ghana National Association of Teachers (GNAT), Ashanti Region, provided a platform for professionals to balance academic advancement with their careers.
Graduation Overview
The session highlighted notable academic milestones, showcasing the perseverance and dedication of the graduates:
First Class Honours: 94 graduates
Second Class Upper: 581 graduates
Second Class Lower: 448 graduates
Third Class: 233 graduates
Pass: 51 graduates
In total, 1,407 students completed the rigorous programme, underscoring their commitment to academic and professional growth.
Spotlight on Academic Excellence
Mr. Jesse Afriyie – Valedictorian
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Achieving a remarkable CGPA of 3.9, Mr. Jesse Afriyie was recognized as the valedictorian of the 7th session. His achievement reflects the dedication and academic excellence fostered by the CoDE Switch 3.1 Programme.
Mr. Benjamin Impraim – Overall Best Science Switch Graduate
With a stellar CGPA of 3.8, Mr. Benjamin Impraim, fondly known as "Chief Abofology," earned the title of Overall Best Student in Science Switch. His accomplishment underscores the high academic standards and potential of the programme's graduates.
About the CoDE Switch 3.1 Programme
The CoDE Switch 3.1 Programme was developed to provide Ghanaian educators with flexible learning opportunities, enabling them to enhance their professional and academic capabilities. Its partnership with GNAT exemplifies a shared commitment to raising educational standards across the country.
This innovative initiative has successfully equipped teachers with the advanced skills and knowledge required to contribute significantly to national development.
Celebrating Resilience and Achievement
The 57th Congregation celebrated more than academic success; it was a testament to the resilience and determination of all graduates. The event underscored UCC’s mission to empower professionals through forward-thinking educational programmes.
As these graduates embark on the next phase of their careers, they carry with them the values of excellence, hard work, and service. Congratulations to all graduates, particularly Mr. Jesse Afriyie and Mr. Benjamin Impraim, for their exceptional accomplishments.
University of Cape Coast: Inspiring Excellence in Education and Beyond!