Ghana needs a vibrant culinary industry that can absorb more graduates to rewrite the nation’s employment narrative, Mr Joseph Amarh Amartey, the Acting Executive Director, Tourism Society of Ghana (TOSOGHA), ...
Dr Daniel Baffour-Awuah, Executive Director of Workforce Development International, has called for more investment in Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET), and Science Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics to eradicate ...
The All Nations University is set to enroll students for a 4-year bachelor degree programme in Emergency Medicine Technology in the next academic year.
Mr. Ebenezer Kofi Essienyi, Chief Executive Officer of the Ghana Grid Company (GRIDCo), has called on engineers to be tech savvy and innovative to combine knowledge and application of science ...
More than 1,500 have graduated from various programmes at the Ho Technical University (HTU) at its 24th graduation ceremonies.
Engineers have been urged to be technologically sharp and innovative, to enable them to combine knowledge through the application of science and smart systems, to improve the livelihoods of the ...
Advance Global College School of Health Sciences has graduated 485 health professionals with various qualifications.
Dr Michael Aidoo, the Founder of KAAF University College, Ghana, has advised tertiary graduates not to depend on government for jobs, especially white colour jobs, which are non-existent.
The Government of Ghana has been reminded to take urgent steps and facilitate the recruitment of academic staff for public universities.
Five hundred and fifty-seven students have graduated in various disciplines from the Presbyterian University, Ghana at the 17th graduation ceremony held at Kwahu-Abetifi.
