Winneba: Mr Haruna Iddrisu, Minister of Education, has commended the leadership of the University of Education, Winneba (UEW) for crafting a strategic plan that aligns with Ghana's educational aspirations. Mr Iddrisu's commendation was delivered by Dr Emmanuel Newman of the Ministry at the launch of UEW's five-year Corporate Strategic Plan.
According to Ghana News Agency, the event was themed 'Excellence through Innovation, Inclusion and Sustainability.' The Minister emphasized that the 2025-2030 Corporate Strategic Plan is a visionary roadmap intended to shape the future of the institution and Ghana's educational landscape. He urged stakeholders to embrace this vision with a commitment to excellence and innovation.
Mr Iddrisu noted the rapid evolution of global knowledge and the necessity for higher learning institutions to lead in this era. He highlighted UEW's historical role in teacher education and academic excellence, affirming its commitment to innovation and national development through the strategic plan.
The Minister stressed the importance of reimagining education to meet 21st-century demands, addressing global shifts in technology and workforce needs. He posed questions about empowering future educators and ensuring UEW remains a leader in knowledge creation.
The strategic plan focuses on enhancing teaching and learning through curriculum modernization, digital transformation, and student-centered education. UEW aspires to lead in research and address real-world challenges, fostering partnerships with industries and global institutions.
The plan also prioritizes expanding access and inclusion, promoting social mobility by increasing enrollment and promoting gender and disability inclusion. The Minister called on stakeholders to unite in building a university that serves as a hub of learning and a catalyst for national progress.
He stated that President John Dramani Mahama's educational vision aligns with UEW's strategic plan, emphasizing expanded access, quality enhancement, and innovation. The government's commitment to teacher training, digital transformation, and STEM education resonates with UEW's mission to modernize curricula and integrate technology.
The Minister assured that the government remains committed to improving higher education, recognizing its role in economic development and social progress. He called for unity among government, academia, industry, and civil society to support this vision.
Mr Iddrisu concluded by expressing confidence that UEW is producing graduates equipped to contribute to the country's economic reset.
