Career Growth
How to spot a job scam in Ghana
The recruitment scams that target Ghanaian job seekers, the warning signs in order of reliability, and what to do if you have already paid.
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Advice for the first rung
How to write a CV with no work experience, what a National Service posting really involves, and how to walk into an interview in Accra knowing what is coming. Written for Ghanaian students, graduates and service personnel.
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Career Growth
Career Growth
The first few years, and what to do with them
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Turning your National Service year into a job offer
A month-by-month plan for the service year, from the questions to ask in week one to the conversation to have in month nine.
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National Service, industrial attachment and the way employers here actually shortlist. not advice rewritten from an American careers blog.
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