YEA partners Ghana Digital Centres to train 2,000 youth in AI, cybersecurity and digital skills
Chief Executive Officer of Ghana Digital Centres Limited, Dzifa Gunu, said the training programme would expose participants to internationally recognised Microsoft certifications that would enhance their competitiveness in both local and global job markets.
The Youth Employment Agency (YEA) has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Ghana Digital Centres Limited (GDCL) to train 2,000 young Ghanaians in high-demand digital skills as part of efforts to improve youth employability and create opportunities in the technology sector.
Speaking at the signing ceremony, YEA Chief Executive Officer Malik Basintale said the initiative forms part of the agency's commitment to creating sustainable employment by preparing young people for emerging opportunities in the technology industry.
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