Duadaso No. 1 Senior High/Tech.

Duadaso No. 1 SHTS

Duadaso, Jaman North District, Bono
At a glance

Key school facts

Category
C
School code
0060512
Gender
Mixed
Residential
Day
Established
2010
Overview

About Duadaso No. 1 Senior High/Tech.

Duadaso No. 1 Senior High/Technical is a mixed public day school in Jaman North. It began as a local school and was later absorbed into the public system, giving students in Duadaso access to both general and technical secondary education.

The options at Duadaso No. 1 SHTS are Applied Technology, Business, General Arts and Home Economics; compare their subjects on the programme pages.

Study options

Programmes Offered

4 listed

Explore the programmes currently verified for this school.

History

History

Duadaso No. 1 Senior High Technical was established in 2010 and later absorbed into the public system.

The Ghana Senior High Schools Annual Digest records the school in Duadaso, Jaman North, and describes its goal of combining grammar and technical education.

The school's story is closely tied to access. It gives students in the area a route into secondary education without separating academic learning from practical technical study.

Academics

Academics

Students at Duadaso No. 1 Senior High/Tech can choose Applied Technology, Business, General Arts and Home Economics.

The technical programme at Duadaso No. 1 Senior High/Tech includes practical areas such as Agricultural Mechanics, Auto Electrical, Building Construction Technology, Electrical Engineering Technology and Woodwork.

For a closer look at Business at Duadaso No. 1 SHTS, start with the Business guide.

Facilities

Facilities

Official school information lists classrooms and computer-laboratory facilities at Duadaso No. 1.

Because the school offers technical subjects, practical teaching space matters just as much as ordinary classrooms.

Student Life

Student Life

Student life combines classroom lessons with practical technical work, clubs, sport and leadership activities.

The school serves students from Duadaso and neighbouring communities, so the campus remains closely connected to the wider local area.

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