Courses Available
Choose from our WAEC and GES Approved programs

SHS COURSES
- Business accounting and secretarial
- General Arts
- Technical (Electrical and Building Construction)
- Home Economics (Food and Clothing and Textiles)
- General Science
- Visual Arts
- AGRICULTURE Science
- Automobile
- STEM

CTVET COURSES
- Business Accounting and Key boarding
- Building Construction Technology
- Electrical Engineering Technology
- Creative Arts and Design
- Hospitality and Catering Management

MATURE COURSE (WEEKEND PROGRAMMES)
- D.B.S Accounting and Secretarial
- D.B.S Management
- D.B.S Marketing
- E.E.T Part I,II, and III
- C.T.C Part I,II and III
- Motor Vehicle Part I,II and III
- Cookery in catering Advance
- Advance Plumbing
- Mechanical Engineering Part I,II and III
Girls Uniform

Boys uniform


About us
Founded in 1960 by the visionary educator Prosper Kweku Darke, St. Prospers College is a respected Senior high school located in Ho, in the Volta Region of Ghana. For over six decades, the school has remained committed to providing quality education, discipline, and moral upbringing to young learners.
With a strong tradition of academic excellence and community values, St. Prospers College continues to nurture future leaders, equipping students with the knowledge, skills, and character needed to succeed in today’s world. Our dedicated staff, supportive environment, and emphasis on holistic development make St. Prospers College a place where potential thrives.
Testimonials
"St. Prospers College gave me more than just an education—it gave me the confidence to dream big. The teachers genuinely cared about our growth, both academically and morally. I still carry the discipline and values I learned there into my career today. I’ll always be proud to say I was a student of St. Prospers."

Akosua Mensah
(Class of 2004)
"Attending St. Prospers College was one of the best decisions my parents ever made. The school laid a solid foundation for my future. The learning environment was supportive, and we were encouraged to aim high. I’m now a teacher myself, and much of my inspiration came from my time there."

Daniel K. Agbeko
(Class of 1995)


