Takoradi Technical University - TTU (reviews)

Going to Takoradi Technical University was a good experience for me. The school was more practical than theory, and it helped me to understand real estate and construction very well. The lecturers were supportive and pushed us to be hardworking and disciplined. I also learned how to work in groups, which improved my teamwork and communication. Overall, Takoradi Technocal university prepared me for the real world and gave me the confidence to handle challenges in my career

good campus
student safety guaranteed
good programmes
i offereds information technology. it was challenging and i majored in networking.
provides practical and theory based education. students are encouraged to be independent and innovative

I like the practical aspect of the learning, these equipped students in gaining hand on experience that opens more careers opportunities
The lecture are patient and always ready to help students pass

Likes:
** They have a strong focus on technical and vocational education.
** Most of the lecturers are patient enough and care deeply for the welfare of students.
** Life in Takoradi, WesternRegion, Ghana, where Takoradi Technical University is located, is very very affordable. Though some places in Western Region is expensive, there are other places that are inexpensive too, affordable for both students and professionals in higher ranks, like Takoradi, in the Western part of Ghana.

Dislikes:
** Health care is not totally free and health services are not strictly enforced on us, students.
Some of the healthcare services are free but others are charged. I suggest it would be better if the school would charge students fully for the healthcare services by addid extra to the fees. With that, we would enjoy expensive and inexpensive medication and services like health status, eye/ear/teeth check-up, scans or x-rays, pregnancy medications, allergy treatment, severe illness and massages.
Also healthcare check-up result should be monthly requested, strictly from students by assigned health professionals. As well as monthly health talks should be going on in lecture halls to enable students to be conscious of check-ups.

** There are no entrepreneurial supports scheme(financials and BDS) for technical or vocational graduates.
Some of the students, who did vocational or technical program, who need entrepreneurial support, should be supported financially(grants) and taken through business development services on their first stage as entrepreneurs.
_ This is not present at TTU and we hope it could be established.