Prof Emmanuel O. Adu is an inaugurated Professor of Teacher Education and Curriculum Studies at the Faculty of Education, University of Fort Hare, Eastern Cape, South Africa. He is a seasoned educationist and administrator. As a towering figure in the educational fraternity, he has a stellar array of qualifications, which include a B.Ed. Honors in Economics and Political Science, an M.Ed. in Educational Management, and a doctorate in Teacher Education. He received these qualifications in 1994, 1997, and 2002 respectively.
Apart from being a former Dean in the Faculty of Education at the BA ISAGO University in Botswana, Professor Adu served as chairperson of the recruitment and appointment of the academic committee. Currently, he is the President of Global Education Network (GEN), and a member of the Academic Network on Global Education and Learning (ANGEL) which allows him to work with different, types of post-graduate students, including international students across the continent.
His interest in education has seen him develop curricula that attracted international recognition and funding from the government of Botswana. As a registered and accredited trainer, he was a member of the panel assessing the accreditation of courses/modules for universities. This enabled him to attend numerous international conferences, resulting in the acquisition of strong networking skills.
Among the countries that he has travelled to, South Africa, Thailand, Botswana, Kenya, Czech Republic, Finland, Canada, USA, Ghana, Sierra Leone, and China top the list. This has resulted in his acclimatization to different cultures as well as in the adaptation of the values of different citizens.