Partnership with Local Businesses Boosts Vocational Training
2022-12-12

We are excited to announce a groundbreaking partnership between Be a Solution and a consortium of local businesses in Tema, aimed at revolutionizing our vocational training programs. This collaboration marks a significant step forward in our mission to equip young Ghanaians with practical skills that lead to meaningful employment.
The partnership involves ten leading businesses across various sectors, including:
1. TechnoGhana - IT and software development
2. GreenGrow Farms - Agriculture and food processing
3. AutoMasters - Automotive repair and maintenance
4. BuildRight Construction - Building and construction
5. FashionHub Ghana - Textile and fashion design
These industry leaders will work closely with our vocational training centers to:
- Develop curriculum that aligns with current industry needs
- Provide internship opportunities for hands-on learning
- Offer mentorship programs pairing students with experienced professionals
- Conduct regular workshops and seminars on industry trends
- Provide employment opportunities for top-performing graduates
Mr. Kwesi Appiah, CEO of TechnoGhana, shared his enthusiasm for the project: "This partnership is a win-win. We get to shape the skills of our future workforce while providing valuable opportunities to talented young people. It's an investment in the future of our company and our country."
The enhanced vocational program will initially focus on five key areas:
1. Information Technology
2. Agricultural Technology
3. Automotive Technology
4. Construction and Carpentry
5. Fashion and Textile Design
Each program will run for 12 months, combining classroom learning with practical, on-the-job training. Students will graduate with nationally recognized certifications and, more importantly, real-world experience that makes them immediately employable.
Ama Boateng, a current student in the automotive program, expressed her excitement: "This partnership opens up so many doors for us. We're not just learning from books anymore; we're getting to work with the latest tools and technologies used in real workshops."
We believe this initiative will significantly bridge the skills gap in Ghana's job market and provide a model for vocational education across Africa. By aligning education directly with industry needs, we're creating a pathway to employment and economic empowerment for hundreds of young Ghanaians.
We extend our sincere gratitude to all the businesses involved in this partnership. Your commitment to nurturing local talent will have a lasting impact on our community and economy.
As we launch this enhanced vocational program, we invite more businesses to join us in this endeavor. Together, we can build a skilled workforce that will drive Ghana's economic growth and innovation for years to come.