Young people in Ghana lack practical industry experience to transition from education to employment

High school and university students in Ghana struggle to bridge the gap between theoretical classroom learning and real-world job requirements, leaving them unprepared for careers in competitive fields like real estate, architecture, and finance. Employers cannot find job-ready candidates, and students cannot access meaningful internships that teach practical skills. Current education systems fail to provide hands-on experience, creating a mismatch between what students learn and what industries actually need.