1961.11.01: November 1, 1961: Headlines: COS - Ghana: 1960's: Peace Corps News - Volume 1, No. 3: Fifty-one Volunteers are now teaching mathematics, history, chemistry, physics, biology, general science, English, French and other subjects for the secondary schools of Ghana - From The Volunteer Newsletter November 1961
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1961.11.01: November 1, 1961: Headlines: COS - Ghana: 1960's: Peace Corps News - Volume 1, No. 3: Fifty-one Volunteers are now teaching mathematics, history, chemistry, physics, biology, general science, English, French and other subjects for the secondary schools of Ghana - From The Volunteer Newsletter November 1961
Fifty-one Volunteers are now teaching mathematics, history, chemistry, physics, biology, general science, English, French and other subjects for the secondary schools of Ghana - From The Volunteer Newsletter November 1961
They were trained at the University of California at Berkeley and the University of Ghana at Legon.
Fifty-one Volunteers are now teaching mathematics, history, chemistry, physics, biology, general science, English, French and other subjects for the secondary schools of Ghana - From The Volunteer Newsletter November 1961
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Fifty-one Volunteers are now teaching mathematics, history, chemistry, physics, biology, general science, English, French and other subjects for the secondary schools of Ghana.
They were trained at the University of California at Berkeley and the University of Ghana at Legon.
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Peace Corps Annual Report: 1961; Peace Corps Ghana; Directory of Ghana RPCVs; Messages and Announcements for Ghana RPCVs; The 1960's
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