Category C Schools in the AHAFO and ASHANTI region. 

Category C Schools in the AHAFO and ASHANTI region.

According to https://ghadmissionforms.com, Category C Schools are the Average Senior High schools in Ghana.

The Merriam-Webster Dictionary defines “Average” as a level (as of intelligence) typical of a group, class, or series.

To sum it up, Category C Schools are schools that is not so good nor bad. That is to say, they are intermediate.

Parents of Junior High School Students would want their wards to attend reputable Senior High Schools in the country.

Parents cannot automatically enrol their wards in such schools due to the Computerised Placement.

CATEGORY A, B, C, D, E, F AND G SCHOOLS.

With the computerised Placements, candidates will have to select from seven categories of schools namely; Category A, B, C, D, E, F and G.

This is made up of Public, Private, Technical and Vocational Schools.

Category A, B, C and D constitute of all state owned Senior High Schools.

Category E is a list of Public Technical/Vocational institutes.

Category F and G are Private owned Senior High/Technical and vocational schools.

The list is created and constantly upgraded by the Ghana Education Service (GES) each year to direct students, parents, and teachers. 

It is also interesting to know that the category A schools are to the exceptional Senior High Schoold from which a Basic Education Certificate Examination candidate can only choose one school.

Academic performance at West Africa Senior School Certificate Examination, School’s achievements, Infrastructure, and facilities are among the important ranking factors the Computerised School Selection and Placement System (CSSPS) and the Ghana Education Service (GES) use to rank Senior High Schools in Ghana.

CATEGORY C SCHOOLS IN THE AHAFO AND ASHANTI REGION.

Below is the complete list of Category C Schools in the AHAFO and ASHANTI region.

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