The Keta Nursing and Midwifery College, originally known as the Health Assistants Training School Keta, was established in November 2006 as a day school. It began with 55 students and was one of seven such schools initiated by the Ministry of Health to address a shortage of professional nurses in Ghana. Initially, the school operated from improvised structures at Anloga Dornorgbor. In November 2007, it relocated to its current old site within the Keta Municipal Hospital premises in Dzelukope, fo