Dr. Bihonegn Ayalew was the founding leader of Woldia College of Teacher Education, overseeing its establishment in 2008/09 (2001 E.C.). He enrolled the first trainees, organized the initial staff, and established the College’s early academic and administrative systems. His leadership transformed the newly established institution into an organized learning environment. He laid the foundation for the College’s continued development.

Mr. Berhane Aragaw served as the College’s second leader during its early period of growth and development. He strengthened academic programs, governance structures, student administration, and community engagement. His leadership helped improve institutional coordination and consolidate the College’s educational systems. He contributed significantly to building a stronger foundation for future growth.

Mr. Welelaw Abebe led the College through a four-year period of institutional consolidation and development. He strengthened academic departments, improved learning resources, and promoted educational research. His leadership also enhanced transparent governance and community-oriented educational initiatives. He helped advance the College’s academic and institutional capacity.

Mr. Girmay Shumye led the College for four years during an important period of academic expansion. He expanded certificate, diploma, and degree programs while strengthening academic quality and human resource management. He also supported the development of modern learning facilities and external partnerships. His leadership prepared the College for broader institutional growth.

Mr. Solomon Ayehu Endawoke serves as the current CEO and non-voting Board Secretary of the College. He leads strategic development, institutional partnerships, community engagement, and academic advancement. His leadership focuses on strengthening quality education and positioning the College as a regional center of excellence. He continues to guide the College’s growth, research, and community impact.