Every District to Get a Job Center – Opare Addo
Government’s bold plan to establish job centers in every district aims to provide career guidance, training, and employment opportunities for young people across the country
- Job centers to be established in all districts to make employment resources more accessible
- Initiative designed to provide career guidance, training, and direct job placements for young people
- President Mahama and YEA aim to transform youth employment opportunities nationwide
The Ministry for Youth Development and Empowerment has unveiled plans to establish job centers in every district, aiming to create widespread employment opportunities for the nation’s youth.
During a working visit to the Youth Employment Agency (YEA), Minister George Opare Addo reaffirmed his commitment to decentralizing job placement services.
He emphasized that this initiative will bridge gaps in access to career guidance, training, and job opportunities in both public and private sectors.
In an interview with Citi News, Mr. Opare Addo highlighted the government’s vision to reposition YEA as a hub for employment and training. “President Mahama is committed to ensuring YEA becomes a refuge for young job seekers. By bringing job centers closer to the people, we aim to make employment resources more accessible and opportunities more attainable for the youth,” he assured.
This bold move is set to transform how young people access career support, bringing hope to communities across the country.
