List of Senior Secondary Schools in Ghana

This is a list of Senior Secondary schools in Ghana by region and the first 30 in Africa.


Location of Ghana
Number of Public Educational Institutions
Category 12,225
Junior Secondary 6,418
Senior Secondary 474
Polytechnics 10
Post Secondary Teacher Training 38
Universities 7

Read more about List Of Senior Secondary Schools In Ghana:  Ashanti Region, Brong Ahafo Region, Central Region, Eastern Region, Greater Accra Region, Northern Region1, Upper East Region2, Upper West Region3, Volta Region, Western Region

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