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Jackson College of Education (Teacher Training Dept JACKSON COLLEGE OF EDUCATION (TEACHER TRAINING DEPT. OF JACKSON EDUCATIONAL COMPLEX) P. O. BOX UP 950, KNUST - KUMASI TEL: 03223–97052 hope for a brighter future Applicants who find their names in the list below have been selected to pursue Diploma in Basic Education by Distance Learning at Jackson College of Education for the 2014/2015 academic year, starting from January 2015. Selected applicants should take note of the following registration procedures: 1. Go to www.results.jackson.edu.gh 2. Enter the Serial and Pin Numbers on your scratch card. (If you are not in possession of, or have misplaced your scratch card, select ‘Lost or don’t have your Scratch Card’. Enter your serial number or phone number and your date of birth to retrieve your Serial and/or Pin Numbers. You may also contact the technical staff on 054 0104 957 or 054 0104 958 for assistance. 3. Select ‘Proceed to Print Letter’ to print your Provisional Admission Letter. 4. Make full payment of all the required fees by Friday, 13th February 2015 at the prescribed banks to complete your enrolment as a student. 5. Write your full name, student reference number (as it appears on your provisional admission letter) and chosen centre at the back of all your payment receipts. Present them to your Centre Supervisor for Official Receipts, when the College re-opens. 6. Orientation starts at 9:00am prompt at all venues and you are to choose a venue which is convenient for you. Please find below the dates and venues and note that the orientation programme is compulsory for all prospective students. DATE TOWN VENUE Friday, 9th January 2015 Koforidua Ascension Presby Church Hall Ho Mawuku Girls’ Senior High School Saturday, 10th January 2015 Tamale GNAT Hall Enchi Enchi College of Education Monday, 12th January 2015 Accra Accra Technical Training Centre Tuesday, 13th January 2015 Wa Wa Senior High Technical School Sunyani GNAT Hall Friday, 16th January 2015 Cape Coast Ola Presby Church Hall Saturday, 17th January 2015 Kumasi Anglican Senior High School 7. College re-opens on Saturday, 7th February, 2015. Report at your chosen Centre for registration. Accept my congratulations. Mrs. Theodosia Jackson Principal Jackson College of Education Admission List for 2014/2015 Academic Year No. Serial No. Name of Applicant Sex Centre No. Serial No. Name of Applicant Sex Centre 1 10022382 Addo, Christiana F Abetifi 47 10022420 Mrs Semeha, Ellen F Abetifi 2 10022376 Adibo, Michael Kwasi M Abetifi 48 10022398 Normesi, Peace F Abetifi 3 10022402 Adoboli, Apaloo Bernard M Abetifi 49 10022381 Nyarko, Solomon Nana M Abetifi 4 10022449 Afriyie, Theresa F Abetifi 50 10022371 Nyarkoa, Nelsi F Abetifi 5 10022446 Agbavor, Joshua M Abetifi 51 10022370 Offei, Monica Nkansah F Abetifi 6 10022400 Agbevem, Evans Yaw M Abetifi 52 10022396 Okyere, Raymond M Abetifi 7 10022392 Agyapong, Portia F Abetifi 53 10022409 Oppong, Seth M Abetifi 8 10022690 Agyekum, Stephen Ohene M Abetifi 54 10022444 Osei, Mavis Adomaa F Abetifi 9 10025993 Akoto, Sylvia Elizabeth F Abetifi 55 10022388 Ruth, Asantewaa F Abetifi 10 10022390 Akpeti, Atsu M Abetifi 56 10022378 Saaba, Sandra F Abetifi 11 10022404 Akuramaa, Grace F Abetifi 57 10022401 Serwaa, Ellen F Abetifi 12 10022372 Amanuel, Isaac Kwame M Abetifi 58 10022421 Sevor, Samuel M Abetifi 13 10022368 Ametepey, Yohanes M Abetifi 59 10022391 Siaw, Eric M Abetifi 14 10022385 Ammabuel, Felix M Abetifi 60 10022369 Soka, Peter Korsi M Abetifi 15 10022384 Amoah, Augustina Alariba F Abetifi 61 10022447 Tadi, Joseph M Abetifi 16 10022304 Amuquandoh, Sandra F Abetifi 62 10022425 Vorledzi, Mavis F Abetifi 17 10022379 Antwi, Michael M Abetifi 63 10022405 Yakubu, Rabiatu F Abetifi 18 10022380 Appiah, Dickson M Abetifi 64 10022367 Yeboah, Esther F Abetifi 19 10022423 Asante, Benjamin M Abetifi 65 10026390 Zomayi, Moses M Abetifi 20 10022439 Asante, Faustina F Abetifi 66 10022558 Aboagye, Presca F Aburi 21 10022373 Asare, Michael M Abetifi 67 10025956 Acheampong, Afum Hanson M Aburi 22 10022406 Asare-Boadi, Samuel M Abetifi 68 10022586 Adams, Adelaide F Aburi 23 10022424 Asiedu, Francis M Abetifi 69 10022556 Adjei, Dorcas Asabea F Aburi 24 10021774 Atsu, Samuel M Abetifi 70 10022570 Adu, Samuel M Aburi 25 10022395 Ayangbah, Mercy Adomaa F Abetifi 71 10022592 Adzakpa, Anthony Kofi M Aburi 26 10022428 Ayeh, Prince Kyei M Abetifi 72 10022533 Afatsaw, Cynthia F Aburi 27 10022364 Ayer-Teye, Emmanuel M Abetifi 73 10022576 Agyiri, Georgina F Aburi 28 10022383 Baah, Prince M Abetifi 74 10022579 Ahegbebu, Doreen F Aburi 29 10022443 Boadiwaa, Veronica F Abetifi 75 10022543 Akotuah, Mercy F Aburi 30 10022448 Boadu, Emmanuel Boateng M Abetifi 76 10022590 Alartey, Emmanuel M Aburi 31 10022365 Boateng, Victoria F Abetifi 77 10022588 Amoah, Elizabeth F Aburi 32 10025999 Dey, Gameli Jonathan M Abetifi 78 10022544 Amoh, Vincent Kwasi M Aburi 33 10022387 Drah, David M Abetifi 79 10022589 Ampofuah, Mary Ama F Aburi 34 10022418 Dwamena, Comfort Baah Yeboah F Abetifi 80 10022559 Annan, Portia F Aburi 35 10022394 Dzamesi, Stephen M Abetifi 81 10023127 Annor, Dominic Elias M Aburi 36 10022429 Frimpong, Frimpong Micheal M Abetifi 82 10022591 Anobil, Nathan M Aburi 37 10022362 Gana, Josephine Seyram F Abetifi 83 10022584 Antwi, Alex Boadu M Aburi 38 10022422 Gyamfi, Loretta Yiadomaa F Abetifi 84 10022500 Appiah, Rita F Aburi 39 10022366 Hormeku, Feli M Abetifi 85 10022538 Aryee, Priscilla F Aburi 40 10022427 Ibrahim, Ibrahim Rashida F Abetifi 86 10022575 Asante, Emmanuel M Aburi 41 10022389 Issah, Karimatu F Abetifi 87 10022551 Asare, Emmanuel Kofi M Aburi 42 10022437 Karim, Saudatu Grusah F Abetifi 88 10022546 Asare, Micheal Yeboah M Aburi 43 10022442 Kissi, Jones M Abetifi 89 10022549 Ashiatey, Alberta F Aburi 44 10022445 Koranteng, Janet F Abetifi 90 10022585 Atsu, Ruben Mawuko M Aburi 45 10022440 Ladzagrah, Senanu M Abetifi 91 10022536 Ayawley, Edith F Aburi 46 10022438 Lartey, Prince M Abetifi 92 10022550 Bamfo, Seth M Aburi Page 1 of 31 Jackson College of Education Admission List for 2014/2015 Academic Year No. Serial No. Name of Applicant Sex Centre No. Serial No. Name of Applicant Sex Centre 93 10022503 Bansah, Divine Komla M Aburi 139 10023337 Abdul-Mumin, Zenab F Accra 94 10022577 Boadu, Angela Akosua F Aburi 140 10023219 Ablenkwah, Emelia Mawunyo F Accra 95 10022509 Danquah, Cynthia F Aburi 141 10023236 Aboagye, Laura F Accra 96 10022596 Danso, Fanny F Aburi 142 10025475 Aboagye, Okyere M Accra 97 10022574 Danso, Winnefred Agyeiwaa F Aburi 143 10023277 Acquah, Bismark Francis M Accra 98 10022578 Deisah, John M Aburi 144 10023359 Addo, Rebecca F Accra 99 10022593 Djangmah, Benjamin M Aburi 145 10023345 Addo, Samuel Tettey M Accra 100 10022539 Donkor, Vincent M Aburi 146 10023795 Adeetuk, Awontemi Shirley F Accra 101 10022583 Dosu, Helen Afi F Aburi 147 10025727 Adjinayie, Yvone Akarichilie F Accra 102 10022552 Dunoo, Charity Nyarko F Aburi 148 10023224 Adtei, Bernice F Accra 103 10022520 Forson, Gifty F Aburi 149 10023356 Afeletey, Christian Kofi M Accra 104 10022547 Gbeckor - Kove, Phyllis F Aburi 150 10023394 Affrim, Chripine Paa K M Accra 105 10022534 Glah, Albert Link-Later M Aburi 151 10023350 Afreyie, Esther F Accra 106 10026856 Kenu, Michael Kwame M Aburi 152 10023333 Agbai, Beliver F Accra 107 10022532 Konney, Celestina F Aburi 153 10023222 Agortey, Susana F Accra 108 10022506 Kwayisi, Sophia Boahemaa F Aburi 154 10025746 Agyemang, Harriet F Accra 109 10022599 Lartey, Ebenezer M Aburi 155 10022531 Ahenkorah, Faustina F Accra 110 10022504 Mantey, Richard M Aburi 156 10025740 Ahorli, David Yao M Accra 111 10022545 Memedey, Derrick Senanu M Aburi 157 10023347 Akoto, Richard Kwesi M Accra 112 10022580 Mensah, Wendy Akyere F Aburi 158 10023208 Akuaku, Patience F Accra 113 10022553 Mireku, Rebecca F Aburi 159 10023278 Akuoko, Angela Achamponmaa F Accra 114 10022548 Nartey, Beatrice F Aburi 160 10023323 Akuteye, Divine M Accra 115 10022502 Nyanor, Alexander Adjinah M Aburi 161 10023227 Alhassan, Ibrahim M Accra 116 10022581 Obeng, Ellen F Aburi 162 10023216 Amable, David F Accra 117 10022508 Odei, Felix Asah M Aburi 163 10023391 Amankwa, Abigail Brago F Accra 118 10022530 Offeibea, Mavis F Aburi 164 10023343 Ameka, Comfort F Accra 119 10022572 Ofori, Mabel F Aburi 165 10023275 Amoah, Bernice F Accra 120 10022573 Ofori, Michael M Aburi 166 10023308 Amoah, Bridget Asabea F Accra 121 10023235 Okoampa, Janet Asare F Aburi 167 10023369 Amon, Clinton Ashie M Accra 122 10022554 Okwei, Samuel M Aburi 168 10022696 Amponsah, Eric M Accra 123 10022537 Okyere, Angela Adobea F Aburi 169 10023279 Amponsah, Regina F Accra 124 10022529 Okyere, Samuel M Aburi 170 10023346 Amuzu, Bright M Accra 125 10022597 Onukpa, Frank M Aburi 171 10023309 Anang, Deborah Adjorkor F Accra 126 10022505 Opare, Ernestina F Aburi 172 10023362 Andam, Richard M Accra 127 10022507 Opare, Samuel Duodu M Aburi 173 10023233 Aning, Robert M Accra 128 10022598 Osaabo, Salomey F Aburi 174 10023349 Anonnkor, Martin M Accra 129 10022501 Osae, Ishmael Akonnor M Aburi 175 10023355 Ansah, Bellinda Dickson F Accra 130 10022587 Owusu, Joshua M Aburi 176 10023253 Ansong, Ophelia Amakyewah F Accra 131 10026857 Quartey-Perbi, Robert Brafo M Aburi 177 10024046 Antwi, Felix M Accra 132 10024571 Quayson, Louisa Other Names F Aburi 178 10023392 Anyomi, Esther F Accra 133 10023352 Sevor, Dickson F Aburi 179 10023326 Apana, Mercy Lariba F Accra 134 10022557 Tei, Beatrice F Aburi 180 10023396 Appah, Asantewaa Akosua F Accra 135 10022540 Tuffour, Christiana F Aburi 181 10023270 Appiah, Samuel M Accra 136 10022555 Yeboah, Francis M Aburi 182 10023293 Armah, Comfort F Accra 137 10022595 Yekple, Margaret Enyonam F Aburi 183 10025713 Arthur, John M Accra 138 10025719 Abayate, Patrick M Accra 184 10025702 Asante, Ernest M Accra Page 2 of 31 Jackson College of Education Admission List for 2014/2015 Academic Year No.
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