To Stephen, all I can say is that our varsity grads undergo some mental engineering into thinking they are superior only in Ghana. I'm saying this because we have Ghanaian graduates doing menial jobs overseas. The average bos ... read full comment
To Stephen, all I can say is that our varsity grads undergo some mental engineering into thinking they are superior only in Ghana. I'm saying this because we have Ghanaian graduates doing menial jobs overseas. The average boss here is just too much to handle. Bringing in a varsity graduate seems to worsen things as they will be bossier than the boss. The mental engineering they go through is that they all have the same mindset.
My fortunate idiotic graduate cousin who is now well positioned, promised to never marry a graduate. He did the exact opposite and has now regretted. His "madame know it all" wife is giving him a HEADACHE! Uncle S, how be things? Make the woman no kill you for us!
The superiority complex is turning them into a virus. They don't mingle with the down trodden. They pretend to have forgotten their native tongues, and always promote a class society. The females are the most guilty ones promoting abrofosem. With their useless association, I wonder who's the boss. I call it a blind leading the blind.
princewilly@ymail.com 10 years ago
A car Graduate salesman walked into a Bar, sat down next to this nice looking University graduate woman and ordered a double shot of Schnapps whisky .
The bartender asked, "are you having a bad day"?
The salesman replied, ... read full comment
A car Graduate salesman walked into a Bar, sat down next to this nice looking University graduate woman and ordered a double shot of Schnapps whisky .
The bartender asked, "are you having a bad day"?
The salesman replied, Yes, it's this damn economy, if I don't sell more Cars I'm going to loose my ass.
The salesman then quickly turned to the nice looking graduate woman and apologized for his crude statement.
The woman said "no problem, if I don't sell more ass, I'm going to loose my Car!
Moses 10 years ago
There are jobs aplenty for people in Ghana who do the right courses. If you finish the business school in Legon with a good first and even find time to start your ACCA or even CA Ghana, there's no way you're not going to get ... read full comment
There are jobs aplenty for people in Ghana who do the right courses. If you finish the business school in Legon with a good first and even find time to start your ACCA or even CA Ghana, there's no way you're not going to get a job. If you study computer sciences specializing in the needed areas like Systems Adminitration (not how to make websites) and take some other computer language courses on your own with perhaps a few Microsoft sponsored courses, employers will be struggling for you. Medical graduates are not unemployed in Ghana. Dentists will always get a job. Medical and dental technology graduates get jobs without difficulty. Finish a good degree in Geology or Engineering and you'll never be a member of the unemployed graduates association.
It's people who do the "wrong" courses who do not get jobs. History, sociology, economics, literature, human resources, p-science and a host of others are relatively easy to study and there are lots of graduates in those areas.
If others won't help you get a job, then you must help yourself. Parents should try to get their children into the right courses right from SSS level. Unemployed graduates should try to re-train themselves. If you can't get a job with your Geography, register with an Accounting body, take a course in Oracle or Java or something else.
There are companies in Ghana wanting young brilliant Ghanaians with the right qualifications.
If you wait for government to do something about your plight you're lying bad. If govt succeeds in improving the economy, many things will go well. That should be the ultimate solution. In the absence of that, unemployed graduates must seek to acquire the skills that employers need - in addition to their basic degrees. You have to fight for yourself.
OKUDZETO 10 years ago
It will be good if entrepreneurial skills is introduced for university students. This will help them to start their own businesses-
It will be good if entrepreneurial skills is introduced for university students. This will help them to start their own businesses-
Neither NDC Nor NPP 10 years ago
The banks will not give them loans because they have no collateral. The top ten richest Ghanaians are all sitting on their corruptly-acquired money. Dr Kufuor, the billionaire has done nothing to help a single unemployed grad ... read full comment
The banks will not give them loans because they have no collateral. The top ten richest Ghanaians are all sitting on their corruptly-acquired money. Dr Kufuor, the billionaire has done nothing to help a single unemployed graduate. His billions are in Swiss banks making that country rich. Rawlings with an estimated 50 million dollars demands government buy him furniture after providing him with a mansion and curtains. Kwesi Botchway is sitting on $300 million and milking more from Ghana as an economic advisor to govt while the cedi falls!
the eye-Germany 10 years ago
Steve,your own conclusion summarises your well written article. As always,it is a thought-provoking and awareness-seeking write up.
However,there should be priorities and a critical review of the courses being offered at t ... read full comment
Steve,your own conclusion summarises your well written article. As always,it is a thought-provoking and awareness-seeking write up.
However,there should be priorities and a critical review of the courses being offered at the universities now; more especially,in the public universities!
Abeeku Mensah 10 years ago
Are you suggesting that everyone in Ghana should become computer scientists, accountants and or other areas of discipline you listed? What you have done Moses is acquiesce into the mentality that contributed to the decline of ... read full comment
Are you suggesting that everyone in Ghana should become computer scientists, accountants and or other areas of discipline you listed? What you have done Moses is acquiesce into the mentality that contributed to the decline of most civilized and industrious nations of the past.
Can you list any meaningful or measureable accomplishment relative to Ghana’s development by people in the field of geology and or engineering in Ghana? Can you list the same for your software engineers in Ghana? What about your accountants and auditors (certified and not)? I can easily tell you the accomplishments of garbage collectors in Ghana, and can tell you what the farmers and fishermen do each day or even tell you about historians who remind you and I of past failures and what to look for in national trends because of their reference to historical data.
Each of the areas of discipline you preferred for the Ghana brand has been weak and as useless as tits on a bull. The role of your preferred engineers in Ghana is nothing more than worker bees in the bee kingdom; they only work on a production line or in the office at the dictates of their foreign management and design team who run the day to day operations motivated by profits. They only contribute in the exploitations, extraction and export of our natural and mineral resources. There is no production and or manufacturing base in Ghana. Your software engineers do not manufacture a thing.
Ghana relies on network and telecommunications hardware from South Korea, Europe, China and other nations in the form of mobile, phones land lines, network switches, cables, (copper and fiber) and other network hardware with proprietary software. What we do in Ghana is play second fiddle and it suits us just fine and well as long as some can claim to work in an office setting. Go to any of the internet and mobile service provider offices and tell me what do they really manufacture? Why has your so-called computer scientist/software engineers not come up with a simple software to help out ports and harbors to track incoming shipping lines, the containers they bring and or contents they carry to help assess their taxable value?
Take a look at our gold, diamonds, bauxite, oil and others and you will see how they go from raw materials to finished products and tell me where we fit in on the product cycle chain. We chose as a nation to do what gives us easy money without hard work and or intellectual challenges as such we sold Ghana Telecom because of so-called bad management, we sold our land to China for mining and agriculture, sold our gold mining infrastructure to South Africa and our entire Telecommunications industry ( both voice and the airwaves) to UK/Ireland Vodafone without limitations and now we have environmental damages beyond our control.
Even your so-called accountants and auditors have shown themselves not to be smart. How and why have so many people been able to abuse and mismanage government funds even with your Audit Service and treasury departments of government? The moral of my rebuttal to your poorly written logic is that every Ghanaian of school and work age has a role to play in the development of Ghana just as long as we do it with integrity, honor and zealously without favors but for the love of country.
Moses 10 years ago
We are not talking of what the various fields of study can contribute to the total development of Ghana. The issue here is graduate unemployment. We are talking about the graduates who can EASILY GET JOBS IN GHANA and not bec ... read full comment
We are not talking of what the various fields of study can contribute to the total development of Ghana. The issue here is graduate unemployment. We are talking about the graduates who can EASILY GET JOBS IN GHANA and not become unemployed. The areas I mentioned are the job providing ones. If they actually do the job well or not (as you seem to question) is a different thing.
The job market is also ruled by the laws of demand and supply. If you study a subject for which there is high demand, you will get a job easily. Now, whether you do that job well or not is a different thing. But you get a job. If the current high demands are filled, the demand will go for other subject areas and you will be well advised to study those areas - IF YOU WANT A JOB.
Abeeku, the argument of the article is about graduates getting jobs, not whether they do the jobs well or not!!!
Richard 9 years ago
You are absolutely right!
You are absolutely right!
K'Ous 10 years ago
Good article. Facts are on point. We should all embrace change if it is for the better!
Good article. Facts are on point. We should all embrace change if it is for the better!
McQUEEN 10 years ago
The problem of graduate unemployment can be placed at the doors of past and present governments. Apart from Nkrumah, none of them made or is making effort to go into industry in order to create jobs for the jobless.
The problem of graduate unemployment can be placed at the doors of past and present governments. Apart from Nkrumah, none of them made or is making effort to go into industry in order to create jobs for the jobless.
Stephen-Pipes Afrifa 10 years ago
Graduate unemployment is a bog problem for Ghana and the African continent at large. Many of the projects done by these students for implementation lie waste with little or no effort to give it a boost .
Ghana really bleed ... read full comment
Graduate unemployment is a bog problem for Ghana and the African continent at large. Many of the projects done by these students for implementation lie waste with little or no effort to give it a boost .
Ghana really bleeds profusely in terms of its policies and implementations. All they do is talk, but no action.
JOE NIPAMU 10 years ago
Oh Ghana, why do we train people when there are no jobs.Oh Ghana my Ghana.
Oh Ghana, why do we train people when there are no jobs.Oh Ghana my Ghana.
Dr Robert Glah 10 years ago
I have just completed graduate employment research to enable me set up a new private University in Ghana. The result of the research reveals that there are eight areas of graduate employment in Ghana as follows:-
1. Water an ... read full comment
I have just completed graduate employment research to enable me set up a new private University in Ghana. The result of the research reveals that there are eight areas of graduate employment in Ghana as follows:-
1. Water and sanitation engineering + ICT. 40% sustainable jobs available.
2. Renewable energy engineering + ICT 40% sustainable jobs available.
3. Architecture for the housing industry + ICT. 40% sustainable jobs available.
4. Resource professionals + ICT. 20% sustainable jobs available.
5. Health professionals with ICT. 30%sustainable jobs available.
6. General services +ICT
5% sustainable jobs available.
7. Commodity-based value-added industries + ICT. 80% sustainable jobs available
8. Higher educational institutions specialising in commodity-based industries + ICT. Can create 100% sustainable jobs for graduates.
Ghana graduates, parents, universities and government could learn from the results of my research
ghanaman 10 years ago
Interesting. Will the author be so kind as to make available online the results of his research? Thanks
Interesting. Will the author be so kind as to make available online the results of his research? Thanks
Kwesi 10 years ago
But what, exactly, do you mean by ICT? And how does it relate to the other fields to which you attach them?
But what, exactly, do you mean by ICT? And how does it relate to the other fields to which you attach them?
Moses 10 years ago
Even in the USA, not every graduate will be great in the workplace. The US has some of the best universities in the world - and some of the worst. India is even worse. They produce thousands of porous engineers in the world w ... read full comment
Even in the USA, not every graduate will be great in the workplace. The US has some of the best universities in the world - and some of the worst. India is even worse. They produce thousands of porous engineers in the world who can never work anywhere in the world. At the same time they also produce some of the best engineers and technicians in the world. These are the ones who move on to the US to do graduate work and beat the Americans at their own game.
The mass production of graduates is not a problem in itself. The thing is that, among all the thousands of first class students, there must be around 10 who are super brilliant and can hold themselves anywhere in the world, despite their education in Ghana. These kind of graduates will never search for work in Ghana or even elsewhere. It is these people that we must encourage.
TT Djaasetse 10 years ago
These graduates are less technical and are not team players.They were not taught to be team players in their various universities,they do not have the skills to be self employed.They should be sent to a crash course on how t ... read full comment
These graduates are less technical and are not team players.They were not taught to be team players in their various universities,they do not have the skills to be self employed.They should be sent to a crash course on how to become their own bosses and also how to use modern technical equipments.In doing so some of them could built modern kitchen cabinets and shop fittings as well as interior designing.Technical training can transform the lives of thousands of graduates.Today most of our tradesmen are using outdated tools,like our plumbers,carpenters and auto mechanics,this is an open window for the unemployed graduates to sneak in.But as usual,they rather be employee than employer.It is because they were not prepared well enough to face the real world.20 tin sheds packed with technical tools with qualified teachers in Ghana will transform lives and bring gainful employment to all Ghanaians.One year intensive course is enough.
TT Djaasetse 10 years ago
There is no job for a graduate political scientist.Those who take the wrong career path will always find it difficult in their job search.
There is no job for a graduate political scientist.Those who take the wrong career path will always find it difficult in their job search.
Pension 10 years ago
THEY REFUSED TO GO ON PENSION TO GIVE ROOM TO THE YOUNG GRADUATES.
THEY REFUSED TO GO ON PENSION TO GIVE ROOM TO THE YOUNG GRADUATES.
DOUBLE CRITICAL 10 years ago
Great job. The IGP pension is long overdue, he must go.
Great job. The IGP pension is long overdue, he must go.
Richmond afrifa 10 years ago
I suggest that citizens in the country especially those
in Basic Level should be trained on how to creat buisness and also government should help the university graduates to establish business after their graduation
The n ... read full comment
I suggest that citizens in the country especially those
in Basic Level should be trained on how to creat buisness and also government should help the university graduates to establish business after their graduation
The nation itself also needs total change of mind by casting their mind on only Office Job as the most important jobs but rather learn more engage themselves on field work.Thank You
boga 10 years ago
Academia for further education want only min 2nd class lower.But to find even those classes u need to buy car or pay the lecture or gurus in the Admin for the grade.we doom
Academia for further education want only min 2nd class lower.But to find even those classes u need to buy car or pay the lecture or gurus in the Admin for the grade.we doom
boga 10 years ago
sell yourself for first class or else no job.Meanwhile they can not perform on the job
sell yourself for first class or else no job.Meanwhile they can not perform on the job
Kpenyigba Kwesi 10 years ago
Good article. Government,Industries and the Universities and Institutions MUST cooperate to overhaul the Education systems. It is true also that students graduate at an early ages. Education Service should introduce 2 or 3 ye ... read full comment
Good article. Government,Industries and the Universities and Institutions MUST cooperate to overhaul the Education systems. It is true also that students graduate at an early ages. Education Service should introduce 2 or 3 year Kindegarten/Nursery, 3 year Primary, 3 year Junior and 4 years Senior. This will avoid graduation at early ages.
Neither NDC Nor NPP 10 years ago
Our graduates are paying for the folly of the "divbestment" of Nkrumah-created enterprises. Rawlings, Totobi Quakye and their multi-million dollar "Consultants" should be asked where the jobs are!
Our graduates are paying for the folly of the "divbestment" of Nkrumah-created enterprises. Rawlings, Totobi Quakye and their multi-million dollar "Consultants" should be asked where the jobs are!
HAZOR 10 years ago
Ghanaians should blame themselves for the situation that we are in of unemployment and hopelessness of graduate in the country.Ghanaians are proudly addicted to foreign goods and services and show no respect of their technolo ... read full comment
Ghanaians should blame themselves for the situation that we are in of unemployment and hopelessness of graduate in the country.Ghanaians are proudly addicted to foreign goods and services and show no respect of their technology in both goods and services.President Mahama has invest GHC 4 billion to train semetressess and tailors and we have textiles industries and garments factories and government imports already made uniforms for Police,Soldiers,Navy,Firefighters,Doctors,Nurses ect and people don't have work to do and the industries abandon to rot.Government bring in foreign contractors to come and construct our buildings and roads and also got tax free to import materials from the coumtries to create jobs for their people both skilled and unskilled workers and abandon local contractors who will hired locals to create jobs and paid taxes.History did not tell the truth of our ancestors of their genius skills.It is our ancestors with their skills that build the castles along our country shore line from Western Region to Volta Region and they still stand up to date.Nii Kwabena Borne popularly call boycott hene is an African star one day walk to departmental stores and ask himself question were did all these goods come from?Our cocoa,gold, diamond,whatever the British take them for free process the into finish goods and come to sell to us at higher price and he travel across the lenght of the country educate the people that we are harting our kids and unborn if we purchase these folks products and we will not have industries and jobs.Those who buys foreign products are harting their own children and helping just two people the country that product the product and importer and none of these people care about you and you the buys are also contributing to rapid progress of armed robbery because you addicted to foreign products.
ATTA OWUSU S. 10 years ago
Thanks for your good ideas, Dr. Robert Glah. I will advise you to contact Mr. Divine Nkrumah, the spokesman for unemployed Graduate association. I believe he will benefit immensely from your experience and good ideas.
Thanks for your good ideas, Dr. Robert Glah. I will advise you to contact Mr. Divine Nkrumah, the spokesman for unemployed Graduate association. I believe he will benefit immensely from your experience and good ideas.
POPPOL 10 years ago
The Russian language should be abolished from the university curricula
The Russian language should be abolished from the university curricula
Bea 10 years ago
"The governments of more developed countries always ensure that the numbers of graduates coming out each year from the universities are well educated, skilled and better informed and well equipped to be easily absorbed in the ... read full comment
"The governments of more developed countries always ensure that the numbers of graduates coming out each year from the universities are well educated, skilled and better informed and well equipped to be easily absorbed in the job market."
Who told you? Where did you get this fact? I am in a "developed country" and graduates either find no work, or if they do, their job has nothing to do with what they studied. If jobs are available for students, even if in another field, they should be accepted. If not, then students must create their own jobs. That is how most people find work in developed countries (of those who work; many have no work, but you don't hear of those because they are not in Hollywood movies, they are not celebrities, they are not what Ghanaians learn about until we go to developed countries and learn for ourselves what is really happening!).
jonathan myers l;amptey 9 years ago
please do something about the way the sports ministry has wasted govt money which has left the youth in unemployment all beacause govt claim there is no money. until when will we the individual entrepreneurs establish our own ... read full comment
please do something about the way the sports ministry has wasted govt money which has left the youth in unemployment all beacause govt claim there is no money. until when will we the individual entrepreneurs establish our own enterprises if govt officials keep on wasting govt money.
Macten....... 9 years ago
I jux dont know why u r all rashing to university...tweaaa..how many application letters soo far......u see ur face..
I jux dont know why u r all rashing to university...tweaaa..how many application letters soo far......u see ur face..
tina 9 years ago
There is hope so call 0264660350
There is hope so call 0264660350
Nana Arkoh 9 years ago
so we can't even provide job for our graduates? God have mercy!!! It is about time we all provide jobs for ourselves.
so we can't even provide job for our graduates? God have mercy!!! It is about time we all provide jobs for ourselves.
Ameyaw 9 years ago
Good research gathered. My question is aren't the government away of these challenges? And if yes what are they really doing about it. Unemployment in Ghana is indeed at the increase.
Good research gathered. My question is aren't the government away of these challenges? And if yes what are they really doing about it. Unemployment in Ghana is indeed at the increase.
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Prince 8 years ago
we are going to be having more of this issues when there are no recent jobs in Ghana....... www.job4africa.com
we are going to be having more of this issues when there are no recent jobs in Ghana....... www.job4africa.com
To Stephen, all I can say is that our varsity grads undergo some mental engineering into thinking they are superior only in Ghana. I'm saying this because we have Ghanaian graduates doing menial jobs overseas. The average bos ...
read full comment
A car Graduate salesman walked into a Bar, sat down next to this nice looking University graduate woman and ordered a double shot of Schnapps whisky .
The bartender asked, "are you having a bad day"?
The salesman replied, ...
read full comment
There are jobs aplenty for people in Ghana who do the right courses. If you finish the business school in Legon with a good first and even find time to start your ACCA or even CA Ghana, there's no way you're not going to get ...
read full comment
It will be good if entrepreneurial skills is introduced for university students. This will help them to start their own businesses-
The banks will not give them loans because they have no collateral. The top ten richest Ghanaians are all sitting on their corruptly-acquired money. Dr Kufuor, the billionaire has done nothing to help a single unemployed grad ...
read full comment
Steve,your own conclusion summarises your well written article. As always,it is a thought-provoking and awareness-seeking write up.
However,there should be priorities and a critical review of the courses being offered at t ...
read full comment
Are you suggesting that everyone in Ghana should become computer scientists, accountants and or other areas of discipline you listed? What you have done Moses is acquiesce into the mentality that contributed to the decline of ...
read full comment
We are not talking of what the various fields of study can contribute to the total development of Ghana. The issue here is graduate unemployment. We are talking about the graduates who can EASILY GET JOBS IN GHANA and not bec ...
read full comment
You are absolutely right!
Good article. Facts are on point. We should all embrace change if it is for the better!
The problem of graduate unemployment can be placed at the doors of past and present governments. Apart from Nkrumah, none of them made or is making effort to go into industry in order to create jobs for the jobless.
Graduate unemployment is a bog problem for Ghana and the African continent at large. Many of the projects done by these students for implementation lie waste with little or no effort to give it a boost .
Ghana really bleed ...
read full comment
Oh Ghana, why do we train people when there are no jobs.Oh Ghana my Ghana.
I have just completed graduate employment research to enable me set up a new private University in Ghana. The result of the research reveals that there are eight areas of graduate employment in Ghana as follows:-
1. Water an ...
read full comment
Interesting. Will the author be so kind as to make available online the results of his research? Thanks
But what, exactly, do you mean by ICT? And how does it relate to the other fields to which you attach them?
Even in the USA, not every graduate will be great in the workplace. The US has some of the best universities in the world - and some of the worst. India is even worse. They produce thousands of porous engineers in the world w ...
read full comment
These graduates are less technical and are not team players.They were not taught to be team players in their various universities,they do not have the skills to be self employed.They should be sent to a crash course on how t ...
read full comment
There is no job for a graduate political scientist.Those who take the wrong career path will always find it difficult in their job search.
THEY REFUSED TO GO ON PENSION TO GIVE ROOM TO THE YOUNG GRADUATES.
Great job. The IGP pension is long overdue, he must go.
I suggest that citizens in the country especially those
in Basic Level should be trained on how to creat buisness and also government should help the university graduates to establish business after their graduation
The n ...
read full comment
Academia for further education want only min 2nd class lower.But to find even those classes u need to buy car or pay the lecture or gurus in the Admin for the grade.we doom
sell yourself for first class or else no job.Meanwhile they can not perform on the job
Good article. Government,Industries and the Universities and Institutions MUST cooperate to overhaul the Education systems. It is true also that students graduate at an early ages. Education Service should introduce 2 or 3 ye ...
read full comment
Our graduates are paying for the folly of the "divbestment" of Nkrumah-created enterprises. Rawlings, Totobi Quakye and their multi-million dollar "Consultants" should be asked where the jobs are!
Ghanaians should blame themselves for the situation that we are in of unemployment and hopelessness of graduate in the country.Ghanaians are proudly addicted to foreign goods and services and show no respect of their technolo ...
read full comment
Thanks for your good ideas, Dr. Robert Glah. I will advise you to contact Mr. Divine Nkrumah, the spokesman for unemployed Graduate association. I believe he will benefit immensely from your experience and good ideas.
The Russian language should be abolished from the university curricula
"The governments of more developed countries always ensure that the numbers of graduates coming out each year from the universities are well educated, skilled and better informed and well equipped to be easily absorbed in the ...
read full comment
please do something about the way the sports ministry has wasted govt money which has left the youth in unemployment all beacause govt claim there is no money. until when will we the individual entrepreneurs establish our own ...
read full comment
I jux dont know why u r all rashing to university...tweaaa..how many application letters soo far......u see ur face..
There is hope so call 0264660350
so we can't even provide job for our graduates? God have mercy!!! It is about time we all provide jobs for ourselves.
Good research gathered. My question is aren't the government away of these challenges? And if yes what are they really doing about it. Unemployment in Ghana is indeed at the increase.
(1) Great opportunity for job seekers and pensioners.
(2) Cleanshield, Amazing health product for everyone
CLEANSHIELD, Natural Alkaline supplement from US designed to clean inner Ossian, clear stomach toxins, as well as ...
read full comment
we are going to be having more of this issues when there are no recent jobs in Ghana....... www.job4africa.com