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GTEC warns against unaccredited university learning centres, institutions with expired accreditation

The Ghana Tertiary Education Commission (GTEC) has issued a public notice warning prospective students, parents, guardians and the general public against enrolling in several unaccredited university learning centres and institutions whose institutional accreditation has expired.
GTEC advised prospective students, parents and guardians to verify the accreditation status of all tertiary institutions, learning centres and academic programmes directly with the Commission before applying for admission.
According to GTEC, 15 learning centres and satellite campuses operated by public universities have not been accredited by the Commission and are therefore not approved to offer tertiary programmes.
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