Atebubu College of Education is a teacher education college in Atebubu (Atebubu Amanten District, Bono East Region, Ghana). The college is located in Ashanti / Brong Ahafo zone. It is one of the 46 Public Colleges of Education in Ghana. The college participated in the DFID-funded T-TEL programme. It was founded in October 1965. it was the premier second cycle institution and also the only teacher training college in the eastern corridor of the region. History Atebubu College of Education was established in October 1965. Mr. Joseph Nketsia Ghansah was the first principal of the college. The Omanhene of Atebubu Traditional Area, Nana Kwaku Kwaah II, released land for the construction of permanent buildings for the College. The College was the first second cycle institution, and the only teacher training college in the eastern corridor of the then Brong-Ahafo Region, of which Bono, Bono East and Ahafo Regions were born. The College began with eighty male students. In the 1975/76 academic year, on admitting female students, the College became co-educational. It started with four-year Post Middle Teacher's Certificate ‘A’ course. Other programmes the College has gone through are 2-year Post Secondary, and 3-year Post Secondary. In September 2004, the first batch of students was admitted into the college to pursue a three-year course for Diploma in Basic education. The College was given accreditation by the National Accreditation Board (Ghana) to the tertiary level of education in September, 2007. The College now has a student population of 473, comprising 369 men and 104 women. It runs dual mode Open Distance Learning (ODL) for 587 untrained teachers, out which 219 are women. The College has over the years turned out over three thousand teachers. Currently, the teaching staff strength is thirty-two and that of the non-teaching staff is fifty-two. Hardworking members of staff of the college have received awards from the Ghana Education Service at regional and national levels. In the year 1999, Mr. Alexander Oppong-Baah won the first position for the National Best Teacher Award (Teacher Training College Category). In the year 2000, Mr. Akolgo Atambire Emmanuel won the first position for the Second Cycle Science and Mathematics Category at the National Level. In the same year, Mr. Forson – Nkrumah I.C won the second position at the National Level for the Teacher Training College Category. The College has distinguished herself in sports at Zonal and Regional levels. In the year