Marshalls held a Business Lunch meeting for heads and representatives of all caucuses of the Marshalls community to discuss issues pertaining to academics and student welfare at the plush Swiss Spirit & Alisa Hotels in North Ridge, Accra. Amongst those in attendance was Dr. Tetteh Nettey, Group President of Marshalls, Mr. Kweku Owusu-Bempong, Marshalls’ current vice president, Mr. Mike Arthur, immediate past Marshalls Vice president and now director of the Marshalls Board, Mr. Edmund Dankwah, President of the Marshalls Association of student Affairs [MASA] and Mr. Joseph Tetteh, head
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Marshalls University College has announced the completion of its state-of-the-art five-storey multi-purpose facility on its Odorkor campus in Accra. The successful completion of the facility could not be timelier as the Institution boosts its academic work structure by introducing more extensive and demanding theoretical and hands-on programmes to add greater value to the unique Marshalls University College educational experience. Mr. Mike Arthur, the Vice President of Marshalls, had hitherto announced in January that the institution was hopeful of opening the facility at the end of April,
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Marshalls University College has announced the completion of its state-of-the-art five-storey multi-purpose facility on its Odorkor campus in Accra. The successful completion of the facility could not be timelier as the Institution boosts its academic work structure by introducing more extensive and demanding theoretical and hands-on programmes to add greater value to the unique Marshalls University College educational experience. Mr. Mike Arthur, the Vice President of Marshalls, had hitherto announced in January that the institution was hopeful of opening the facility at the end of Apr
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The Regional Director for West Africa for Stanford Seed, Mr. Emmanuel Kitcher, has heaped praises on Marshalls for their commitment to advancing education in West Africa. He revealed his admiration for Meridan-Marshalls Holdings’ investment in teaching and learning, predicting that Marshalls will in a few years rise to become a regional leader in education. Mr. Emmanuel Kitcher was speaking at the Capacity Building Workshop, a two-day training exercise hosted by Stanford Seed for faculty members of Marshalls. The Workshop was held to improve the instructional and assessment competen
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A representation of the faculty of Marshalls attended a 2-day workshop hosted by Stanford Seed at their Airport Residential test site, Accra. The workshop was a capacity building seminar put together by Marshalls to improve the instructional and assessment competencies of its lecturers. It formed part of laid-down plans and policies in line with Marshalls’ vision of achieving the Ivy League status in the shortest possible time. The strategic Capacity Building Workshop was designed to reorient the lecturers on their academic responsibilities and the demands of the institution for the ne
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Founder and Group President of Marshalls, Dr. Tetteh Nettey, attended the bi-annual ExpoCAMACOL fair in faraway Medellin, Colombia to seek infrastructural and real estate development partners for the West African institution. He was invited by the courtesy of the Colombian ambassador to Ghana, H.E. Claudia Turbay, through the official channels of the Head office, PROCOLOMBIA, based in London. Marshalls is at the preliminary stages of the building of a world-class university on its 110-acre lakefront property at Akosombo. The Project is anticipated to become the finest knowledge hub in Africa
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