Keta Business College

Overview

About Keta Business College

Keta Business College, widely known as KETABUSCO, has been part of second-cycle education in Keta since 1939.

Despite the name, the school is no longer limited to Business. The current register lists Agricultural Science, Business, Applied Technology, Home Economics, Visual Arts, General Arts and General Science.

Its long business tradition still shapes the school's identity, but today's students have a much wider set of academic and practical routes to choose from.

Study options

Programmes Offered

7 listed

Explore the programmes currently verified for this school.

General Science General Arts Business Applied Technology Home Economics Visual Arts Agricultural Science

Study areas

Agriculture

History

Keta Business College was founded on 1 January 1939 by Rev. Adolphus Egbetor Fiagbedzi. The school began as a private evening institution and went through several name changes before becoming Keta Business College.

The school's website still uses the motto Finis Coronat Opus, meaning "The End Crowns the Work."

KETABUSCO was absorbed into the public system in 1965 and has continued to grow beyond its original business-only identity.

Academics

KETABUSCO currently offers Agricultural Science, Business, Applied Technology, Home Economics, Visual Arts, General Arts and General Science.

Business remains an important part of the school's identity, but the current programme list is much broader than the name may suggest.

If Business is your likely route, SideScholar's Business guide can help you compare the subjects and where they may lead after SHS.

Admissions

Admissions & Entry Guidance

If you are coming from JHS, you choose Keta Business College and your programme through Ghana's national school-selection and placement system.

Your BECE result matters, but so do the programme you choose and how many places are available.

For official placement results and instructions, use the CSSPS portal.

School placement is managed through CSSPS.

Facilities

KETABUSCO now supports academic, creative and technical programmes, so students use different kinds of learning spaces across the campus.

Business students rely more heavily on classroom and computing resources, while technical, science, home economics and visual arts students need practical spaces tied to their programme.

Student Life

KETABUSCO has a long school culture built around discipline, work and preparation for life after school.

Sport, clubs, leadership and boarding life sit alongside that academic tradition, while old students remain part of the wider school community.

Accommodation

Day & Boarding

Keta Business College has both day and boarding students.

Boarders stay on campus, while day students return home after lessons and school activities.

If you get a place, your placement will show whether you are coming in as a boarder or a day student.