Before you screenshot another friend's handwritten notes or beg for a PDF in a WhatsApp group at 11 p.m., read this. There is a website that already has what you are looking for, and four Telegram channels that will keep your phone useful between lectures.
This is an important practical toolkit for every Level 100, 200, 300, and 400 student teacher in Ghana. The website comes first because it is the one resource that does the heavy lifting; past questions, Pasco solutions, and news in one place. The channels come second because they supplement, not replace, a proper study archive.
🌐 First: The Website Every CoE Student Should Bookmark Today
Click 👉 THINKOFGH
If you only save one link from this post, save this one. THINKOFGH is a Ghanaian education blog that has quietly built one of the most useful free archives for College of Education students. Here is what it actually offers:
1. College of Education Past Questions from 2018 to 2026.
The site hosts past examination questions for Level 100 students, arranged by academic year, so you can see how examiners have framed questions over time. This is not a random PDF dump. It is organised for revision, so you can identify frequently tested topics and adjust your study plan.
2. Pasco Solutions.
Past questions without answers are just stress in PDF form. THINKOFGH pairs the questions with Pasco solutions, which means you can check your working, understand the marking style, and stop guessing whether your answer is in the right format.
3. Education-Related News and Updates.
The site also carries updates that matter to teacher trainees, the kind of information that normally gets buried in a noisy WhatsApp group or arrives after the deadline has passed. Think of it as your quiet, reliable news desk for CoE matters.
Why the website comes before the channels: Telegram is fast but messy. Files get buried, links expire, and channels can go quiet or get banned (more on that below). A website is searchable, linkable, and permanent. You can bookmark a single post, share it in your study group, and return to it a week later without scrolling through 200 messages. That is why THINKOFGH should be your first stop and the channels should be your second.
📱 Second: The Telegram Channels Worth Your Data
Telegram is where the day-to-day conversation happens. But not every channel deserves a place on your phone. Here are four that serve different purposes with honest notes on what each one is good for.
Click 👉 1. THE BASE
What it is: A large education-focused channel with over 18,000 subscribers, carrying 3,000+ files and 800+ links related to GES, Colleges of Education, and B.Ed. matters.
Best for: Updates and policy discussion and downloads. This is where you will see long-form posts about posting, placement, and GES circulars, often with commentary from teachers in the field. It is has a feature of a "download and go" channel.
· Use it if: You want context and updates and files/PDFs
Click 👉 2. The NOBLE TV
· What it is: An online media hub for news, educational updates, and academic resources for students, teachers, and the public, with roughly 5,700 subscribers.
· Best for: Files/PDFs, Admission updates, campus news, general education announcements and broader news feed alongside your course-specific materials.
Click 👉 3. GENERAL COURSE PACK HUB
· What it is: A course-pack channel with around 6,000 subscribers, created in January 2023 and verified on Telegram.
· Best for: Course materials and packs. The channel carries posts related to GTLE results, recruitment portal links, and other practical academic documents.
· One honest note: The channel also promotes affiliate-marketing classes and other side-hustle content.
Click 👉 4. OLACOE Library Drive
What it is?: A Google Drive with Past Questions dating far back as 2022/2023. All course past questions available.
Your Weekend Starter Pack: What to Do
Open THINKOFGH and bookmark the past-questions page. Download one paper for your level. Do not download ten. One paper, answered properly, beats ten papers saved and ignored.
One rule for all channels: Telegram is a supplement, not a substitute. The students who perform best are not the ones in the most channels. They are the ones who use one website properly, join two or three useful channels, and actually practise past questions.