Governance & Leadership
CLET is governed by a multi-stakeholder Board appointed by the President, with day-to-day administration led by the Director-General.
Director General
The Director General of Legal Education is appointed by the President of Ghana in accordance with Article 195 of the Constitution, and holds office on the terms and conditions specified in the letter of appointment.
The Director-General is responsible for the day-to-day administration of the Council and is a member of the Board by virtue of office.
- Advise the Board on matters relating to legal education
- Supervise and coordinate activities of Registrars, Directors and staff
- Oversee the accreditation process and monitor compliance
Professor Raymond Akongburo Atuguba is a Ghanaian lawyer and academic. He has served as Professor of General Jurisprudence, Dean of the University of Ghana School of Law, and Director of Legal Education at the Ghana School of Law.
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Mrs. Juliet Adu-Adjei is the Registrar of the Ghana School of Law and an experienced legal and administrative professional with extensive expertise in academic administration and institutional management. Since assuming office in 2019, she has played a pivotal role in supporting the School's academic and operational functions, advancing stakeholder partnerships, and promoting excellence in professional legal education and training in Ghana.
Registrar
The Council appoints a Registrar in accordance with Article 195(3) of the Constitution. The Registrar holds office on terms and conditions specified in the letter of appointment.
- Answerable to the Director-General in the performance of functions
- Secretary to the Board of CLET
- Prepare and keep accurate records of the deliberations and decisions of the Council
- Perform any other function assigned by the Director-General
The Board of CLET
The governing body of the Council is a Board whose members are appointed by the President in accordance with Article 70 of the Constitution.
Members of Council
The governing members of the Council for Legal Education and Training.
His Lordship Justice Paul Baffoe-Bonnie
Chief Justice of the Republic of Ghana
His Lordship Justice Gabriel Scott Pwamang
Justice of the Supreme Court
Her Ladyship Justice Jennifer Abena Dadzie
Justice of the Court of Appeal
Her Honour Siran Mahama
Circuit Court Judge
Dr. Justice Srem-Sai
Deputy Attorney-General and Minister for Justice
Dr. Clement Abas Apaak
Deputy Minister for Education
Prof. Augustine Ocloo
Deputy Director-General, GTEC
Prof. Kofi Abotsi
Dean, University of Professional Studies Accra (UPSA), Law School
Prof. Peter Atudiwe Atupare
Dean, University of Ghana School of Law
Prof. Cynthia Forson
Deputy Provost, Lancaster University
Prof. Raymond Atuguba
Director-General for Legal Education
Directorates
The operational arms of CLET led by professional heads of directorates, committed to executing the mandate of Act 1170.
Professor Raymond Atuguba
Ghana School of Law
Ms. Marian Atta-Boahene
Curriculum Delivery & Testing
Kwame Awadzi
Accreditation, QA & Inspectorate
Mrs. Janet Odetsi-Twum
Learning Resources & Knowledge Services
Ms. Lorraine Ocloo
Digital Transformation & Innovation
Ms. Francisca Kakra Forson
Corporate Communications & Partnerships
Mrs. Louisa Condoberry-Asamoah
People & Culture
Mr. Yusif Osman
Finance & Resource Mobilisation
Mr. Enyo Tawiah
Safety, Facilities & Logistics
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Mr. Leo Arthur Yarkwah
Compliance & Assurance