My Today, My Future
My Today, My Future
1.0 INTRODUCTION
Gender inequality has been a bane on development across countries. For example, in Ghana, Girls have been neglected in participating in major careers including STEM.Empirical data currently suggest, out every 10 STEM professionals, only 1 couldRead More
Teentalk Ghana with support from the US Embassy is organising a coding program geared towards empowering young girls between the ages of 12 – 25 years with coding skills.This program will be in collaboration with nonihub, and the Nation YouthRead More
TeenTalkGH uphold the following values, norms, and beliefs to help staff, patrons and clients work together effectively and to achieve its goals and objectives.
MANAGEMENT TEAM
The management of TeenTalk gh is key to its success and therefore, the organisation will among other things have a proper structure of workers including board of directors who will be individuals of good academic and social standing. The order of
TeenTalkGH is a non-governmental youth organisation that started in March 2014 and was registered under the national youth Authority (upper West) on 29th February 2016 and the registrar generals department for commencement and incorporation ofRead More
The involvement of media in contributing to ensuring quality education would help Ghana make greater contribution to the Sustainable Development Goals which focuses on quality education. The Coordinator of the Northern Network for Education
Accra, March 10, GNA – The Ghana Code Club and its partners iSpace Foundation, a technology innovation hub have organised a first ever digital skills competition for school pupils aged eight to 12 years at Labone in Accra. It was dubbed:
Teentalkgh is embarking on a project on peace not only during and after the election, is clear that people preach peace during and after election, which shouldn’t be so we need peace all the time, not only when is time for election, so brothers and sistersRead More
The government of the United States of America (USA), through the United States Agency for International Development (USAID), has presented over four million books in English and local Ghanaian languages to the Ghana Education Service