Work & Careers
Data Scientists Lead ‘AI-Powered Growth’: Here are all the Jobs Set to Grow Despite High AI Exposure
Data scientists, logisticians and engineers are among AI-exposed occupations projected to grow through 2035, showing that AI exposure can complement employment. BLS stresses exposure signals task transformation, not job loss…
From Survival to Scale: Exploring How Businesses Start, Grow, Access Capital and Become Sustainable Enterprises
From ideas to sustainable enterprises, exploring how businesses start, overcome challenges, access the right capital, grow, scale, create jobs and build lasting economic value.
25–40 Is Not Too Late: McDan Urges Youth to Audit Their Lives, Rebuild and Move
Dr. Daniel McKorley urges Ghanaians aged 25–40 to confront reality, stabilise finances, upgrade skills, leverage networks, avoid comparison, protect mental health, forgive past mistakes and rebuild patiently through disciplined, consistent…
Why Young Ghanaians Are Choosing Freelancing Over Traditional Jobs
Digital skills, flexible schedules and access to global clients are giving young Ghanaians a new route into the world of work.
TVET Skills in High Demand by Employers But Overlooked by Ghanaian Youth – Jobberman Reveals
Jobberman’s Alfred Quaye says TVET skills are increasingly demanded by employers, yet overlooked by youth. With BECE graduates choosing SHS pathways, he urges students to consider technical careers offering stronger…
Graduate Skill Mismatch: ‘Faulty’ Course Content or ‘Impatient’ Employers? – Marketing Prof. Draws the Line
Prof. Kobby Mensah rejects blaming Ghana’s course content for graduate skills gaps, arguing employers must orient, train and gradually integrate young recruits instead of imposing huge targets without adequate workplace…
Seven Ghanaians Begin Work Shadowing Programme in Germany
The programme is implemented through a partnership between the Delegation of German Industry and Commerce in Ghana, known as AHK Ghana
When Content-Based Courses Clash with Job Market Skills: Ghana’s Education System Faces Reality Check
Ghana’s content-heavy education system is widening the skills gap, as graduates often lack practical workplace competencies and software experience, leaving employers struggling to find job-ready talent despite available opportunities.
Africa Must Create Jobs at Scale for 12 Million Young People Entering Labour Market Each Year, World Bank Says
Africa's population of about 1.5 billion is projected to reach 2.5 billion by 2050, increasing the urgency of creating employment opportunities at a scale
Impressive CVs, but Zero Problem-Solving Skills: Expert Exposes Ghana’s Graduate Skills Mismatch
Ghana’s graduate unemployment crisis reflects a skills mismatch, HR expert Joseph Nii Otinkorang says, as employers seek practical problem-solvers while universities continue producing graduates whose academic qualifications often fail to…
