Tsito Senior High/Tech

Tsito, Ho West District, Volta
At a glance

Key school facts

Category
C
School code
0070110
Gender
Mixed
Residential
Day & Boarding
Established
1991
Overview

About Tsito Senior High/Tech

Tsito Senior High/Tech is a mixed day-and-boarding school in Tsito in the Volta Region. It began in 1991 as part of Ghana's expansion of senior secondary and technical education.

The current programme set includes Agricultural Science, Business, Applied Technology, Home Economics, Visual Arts, General Arts and General Science.

That broad mix means you can compare technical study with science, business, arts and other practical routes within the same school.

Study options

Programmes Offered

7 listed

Explore the programmes currently verified for this school.

Study areas
History

History

Tsito Senior High/Tech was established in 1991 as part of the education reforms that expanded access to senior secondary and technical education.

A school profile records that Tsito began as a day school and later added boarding facilities.

Community support was important from the start, with land and labour contributing to the school's early development.

Academics

Academics

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

The technical route includes practical subjects such as applied electricity, auto mechanics, building construction technology and woodwork.

If technical study interests you, SideScholar's Applied Technology guide can help you understand the route before choosing it.

Facilities

Facilities

Tsito's programme mix means the campus has to support ordinary classrooms alongside technical and practical learning.

Students in science, home economics, visual arts and Applied Technology use different spaces, so check the facilities connected to the programme you want.

Student Life

Student Life

Student life at Tsito includes lessons, boarding routines, sport, clubs and student leadership.

Students have also taken part in STEM exposure activities beyond the campus, giving some learners the chance to connect classroom work with engineering, physics and technology.

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