Most One Million Coders learners study online at their own pace, but thousands need a centre: somewhere with computers, internet and someone to help. Here is how centres work.
How many centres?
The Communications Ministry reported 11,683 attendances across 118 reporting centres between 1 June and 15 August 2026, with about 6,050 learners needing centre-based support.
Examples of centres
- Regional innovation centres, such as the Eastern Regional Innovation Centre in Koforidua.
- Partner universities, including the University of Ghana, KNUST, UENR, GCTU and UCC.
How to find your nearest centre
- Register or log in at onemillioncoders.gov.gh.
- Look for centre-based learning or centre information when choosing your course.
- If you cannot find one, contact programme support: support@onemillioncoders.gov.gh or 0302 666 465.
- Ask at your regional innovation centre or nearest partner university.
Who should use a centre?
- You do not have a laptop or reliable internet.
- You learn better with a facilitator and other learners.
- You need help getting started.
What to bring
- Your Ghana Card.
- Your login details.
- A notebook, and earphones if you have them.
Not registered yet? How to register for One Million Coders.
This guide was checked in October 2026. Menus and services change, so if something looks different on your phone, check with your provider.
Common questions
How many One Million Coders centres are there?
The Ministry reported 118 centres submitting attendance between June and August 2026.
Do I have to attend a centre?
No. Most learners study self-paced online; centres support people who need equipment, internet or in-person help.
How do I find my nearest centre?
Check the official portal after logging in, or contact the programme support line.
Are centres free?
The programme is free. Do not pay anyone for a place at a centre.
