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The Students’ Representative Council (SRC) of the Dambai College of Education (DACE) has successfully concluded its 13th SRC Week celebration, themed "Teachers in Training Today, Leaders Tomorrow." The event served as a strategic platform to reinforce the values of discipline, dedication, and academic excellence among both students and faculty. Organized to inspire the next generation of educators, the week-long celebration focused on the transformative power of education and the leadership responsibilities inherent in the teaching profession.
Delivering the keynote address, the Municipal Chief Executive (MCE) of Krachi East, Mr. Safo Nketia, emphasized the critical role teacher trainees play in shaping Ghana’s education system and the broader national development agenda. Mr. Nketia urged the students to cultivate a culture of integrity and hard work during their training, noting that the foundation they build today will determine the quality of leadership they provide in the future. He stressed that teachers are the backbone of society and called on the trainees to take their studies seriously to meet the high standards expected of modern educators.
A significant highlight of the celebration was a colorful cultural durbar, which showcased Ghana’s diverse ethnic heritage through traditional performances and displays. This segment of the event was designed to promote national unity, mutual respect, and a deeper appreciation for cultural identity among the student body. Participants and college management praised the SRC for organizing a program that successfully balanced educational discourse with entertainment, fostering a sense of community and pride within the institution.
The celebration concluded with a renewed call for students to embrace their roles as future leaders and to contribute actively to the nation's progress through quality service and professionalism. By highlighting the intersection of teacher training and leadership, Dambai College of Education continues to position its graduates as essential pillars for national development, ensuring they are prepared to tackle the challenges of the Ghanaian classroom and beyond.