ASSIN NSUTA SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL
ANASS
Motto: Ↄbrԑ akyi wo ahotor
Established
- School Name:ASSIN NSUTA SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL
- Alias:ANASS
- Motto: Ↄbrԑ akyi wo ahotor
- School Type:Government
- Gender Category:Mixed School
- School Code:0031206
Details
- School Level:Shs
- Established Year:1 Jan 1984
- School Status:Day & Boarding
- Faith-Based Type:Secular School
Our Contact Information
- Address:Assin Nsuta
- Town:Assin Nsuta
- Capital district:Assin North District
- Region:Central Region
- Phone:0244982312
- Email:assinnsutaagricshs@ges.gov.gh
- Website:Not Available
Our Courses
Visual Arts
Visual Art is a creative and practical subject that focuses on developing students’ artistic skills and appreciation for art. The course encourages imagination, expression, and hands-on practice in a variety of art forms. It is ideal for students with interest in drawing, painting, sculpture, design, and other forms of visual expression.
Duration: 3 YEARSLearn moreGeneral Arts
The General Arts programme offers students a broad and versatile education that nurtures critical thinking, communication, and analytical skills. It prepares learners for various academic and career pathways in the humanities and social sciences.
Duration: 3 YEARSLearn moreHome Economics
Home economics, also called domestic science or family and consumer sciences (often shortened to FCS or FACS), is a subject concerning human development, personal and family finances, consumer issues, housing and interior design, nutrition and food preparation, as well as textiles and apparel
Duration: 3 YEARSLearn moreBusiness
Business is a subject that introduces students to the world of trade, finance, and entrepreneurship. It focuses on how goods and services are produced, exchanged, managed, and consumed. The course equips students with essential knowledge and practical skills needed to understand how businesses operate and how to make informed economic decisions
Duration: 3 YEARSLearn moreOur Events
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