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By Frank Kwame Abbor

Ho (V/R), Oct. 8, GNA – Ms. Rejoice Makafui Tsotorvor, an instructor at the Akatsi College of Education, has been named the Most Outstanding College Lecturer at the 2025 Ghana Teacher Prize, receiving broad recognition for her commitment to innovative and inclusive education.

The acknowledgment has been viewed as a source of pride for the Akatsi South constituency, home to the region’s sole higher education institution.

Her victory has been celebrated as a representation of outstanding achievement, perseverance, and motivation for educators and learners everywhere.

A message from a supporter marking her success referred to the recognition as “a nostalgic moment,” noting that Ms. Tsotorvor was “redefining the essence of teaching with intention.”

A lecturer from Akatsi College of Education being recognized as Ghana’s Most Outstanding College Lecturer is truly motivating,” the statement said. “It demonstrates that exceptional teachers can come from any part of this nation when they are motivated by enthusiasm and a clear goal.

Madam Tsotorvor, recognized for her efforts in promoting inclusive and imaginative education, has received praise for her creative teaching methods that combine art with instruction to encourage critical thinking and student involvement in the classroom.

As per her peers, she has always motivated her students to go beyond conventional teaching approaches, enabling them to apply imagination as a means for education and societal improvement. “Her classes are more than just teachings—they are encounters that spark change,” remarked a professor.

Her recognition arrives during a period when the Ghana Education Service and the Ministry of Education are highlighting innovation and inclusiveness as key elements of contemporary teacher training.

Former students believe that Ms. Tsotorvor’s accomplishments can encourage young girls and those aiming to become teachers to strive for excellence in their respective areas. “She serves as a motivation for the girl child and an inspiration for all teachers within our community,” the statement added. “You can make a positive impact wherever you are, provided you stay determined.”

Residents in Akatsi have also shown happiness and pride in her achievement, calling it evidence of the standard of education coming out of the Volta Region.

“She has enhanced the reputation of Akatsi College of Education and the whole community,” the locals stated. “Her success is a triumph for every teacher who diligently works in the background to mold the country’s future.”

The Ghana Teacher Award, held each year by the National Teaching Council, honors outstanding teachers who show creativity, dedication, and influence in their profession.

The acknowledgment of Ms. Tsotorvor enhances the expanding list of notable teachers from the Volta Region, who keep making significant contributions to the advancement of national education.

Her peers and pupils at Akatsi College of Education believe her achievements will act as an inspiration for those working to create impact via education and guidance.

GNA

Edited by Maxwell Awumah / Kenneth Odeng Adade