ABSTRACT: The article discusses the importance of practical training in performing arts education in colleges of education in Ghana. Practical training is essential as it allows students to develop their skills and talents, provides them with hands-on experience, and prepares them for real-world scenarios. However, many colleges of education in Ghana lack the resources and facilities to provide adequate practical training in the performing arts. Therefore, the article suggests offering more opportunities for students to engage in practical activities, including workshops, master classes, and residencies led by experienced professionals in the field. Investing in necessary resources and facilities such as rehearsal spaces, performance venues, and equipment is another way to enhance practical training in performing arts. By doing so, students can develop their skills and creativity in a professional and supportive environment, simulating real-world experiences.