TEMA Technical Institute

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Get ready !!!

At TTI, we are fully committed to promoting TVET education in Ghana. This is just a step in the right direction.

Wait and see what we are capable of. The future is bright, and we are only getting started. 🔥

VACANCY ANNOUNCEMENT

For Old Students of Tema Technical Institute (TTI) and anyone who is interested .

Opportunities are available for old students who are interested in working as Lathe Machine Operators.

Interested applicants should contact:
📞 024 231 3176
📞 024 476 6746

For further information and application details, please call the numbers above.

As part of preparations towards the final examination (CTVET) for our final-year students, the Community One Police Division joined the Vice Principal in charge of Administration and General Services, Mr. Manasseh Ashie Nikoi, the school counselor, and Josh Training Institute to educate students on the pros and cons surrounding examinations.

The Police Commander, A.S.P. Mr. Samuel Tamokloe, together with Inspector Sabina Dabake, encouraged students not to be afraid of the police during the examination period. They advised students to write their exams with confidence and hope, while also cautioning them to avoid all forms of examination malpractice. They emphasized that any student found engaging in examination malpractice would face the appropriate punishment.

The school counselor, Ms. Annie Akosua Buakro, also took the students through effective preparation techniques before examinations. She advised them to take things calmly, have enough rest, and eat well in order to stay healthy and focused throughout the examination period.

Additionally, the school counselor together with Mr. Seth Adu Annorson, Deputy Director of Supervision and Monitoring at the Ledzokuku Education Directorate, Teshie, an Educationist and Counselling Psychologist, took students through the process of writing professional CVs and applications, as well as preparing for life after school. These sessions helped students gain a better understanding of how to prepare themselves to meet industry standards after completing school.

L’AINE HR also advised the students to make good use of the opportunities available to them that could help them secure employment in various organizations. The team further encouraged students to remain disciplined, stressing that discipline is one of the key qualities needed to secure employment opportunities and succeed in the world of work.

Josh Training Institute also shared information about some of their programmes and courses that students can pursue immediately after completing school.

As an institution, we remain committed to fulfilling the social responsibility and trust we share with our students, the Ghana TVET Service, and the PTA.

We wish all our students the very best in their examinations starting next Monday.

Appreciation Post

We would like to use this opportunity to sincerely appreciate Engr. Dr. Eric Kofi Adzroe, Director-General of the Ghana TVET Service, together with your delegation, for your deliberate efforts and commitment towards promoting technical and vocational education in Ghana. Your leadership continues to inspire institutions like ours to strive for excellence and do more in advancing TVET education.

Your presence at our Tema Tech Week celebration was a remarkable contribution to the success of the event. We are truly grateful and honored to have had you grace the occasion with your presence and support.

Thank you for believing in the vision of technical and vocational education and for continuously supporting the growth of young talents in Ghana.

Artwork designed by the Visual Communication and Technology Department of Tema Technical Institute, the only school offering Photography, Videography, Editing, and Graphic Design.

For all your portrait artworks and creative media works, kindly send us a message.

As part of the final year examinations organized by the Commission for Technical and Vocational Education and Training (CTVET), the Deputy Director-General (Management Services) of the Ghana TVET Service, Abdul Fatah Maigah Mahama, together with the Regional Director, Engr. Juliana Nkrumah, and her Deputy, Mr. Philip Aheto, visited our institution to supervise the conduct of the examinations and assess overall progress.

The team was taking round the various depaetments by the Principal, Mr. Armah Nyamekye.

We are highly honoured by their visit and deeply appreciate their commitment to ensuring quality technical and vocational education. We look forward to more of such engagements in the future

Happy May Day / Workers’ Day!

Today, we proudly celebrate our dedicated teachers, hardworking non-teaching staff, and everyone whose efforts continue to make our institution great. Your commitment, passion, and tireless service play a vital role in shaping the future and maintaining excellence in our school.

We sincerely appreciate all that you do. Thank you for your invaluable contributions.

Happy Workers’ Day to you all!
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