In a groundbreaking initiative aimed at transforming the landscape of entrepreneurship and self-sufficiency among Ghanaian youth, the GNPC Foundation has officially launched phase II of its nationwide skills training program.
The ambitious project seeks to equip thousands of young artisans across the country with essential skills and resources, fostering economic independence in the informal sector.
Moses Antwi Benefo, Head of Media at the GNPC Foundation, spoke during a standard text for 56 skilled artisans at the Oforikrom municipal assembly to kick off the Ashanti Regional part of phase II.
He mentioned that the foundation has already started examinations for 315 artisans in the Ashanti region, following the successful graduation of 389 trainees last year. "Today, 56 artisans in Oforikrom are participating in N.V.T.I standard examinations, followed by another 50 in Bantama.