CEO of NEIP, Lawyer John Kumah and CEO of YEA, Lawyer Justin Kodua Frimpong pay working visit to some of the Training Centres in the Ashanti Region on the ongoing Nation wide Entrepreneurship training.
Story by: Shadrach Gyasi (Political Planna)
This morning, 23rd July, 2020 the CEO OF NEIP, Lawyer John Kumah AND CEO of YEA Lawyer Justin Kodua Frimpong paid a working visit to some of the Training Centres in the Ashanti Region on the ongoing Nation wide Entrepreneurship training .
It will be recalled that on Tuesday, January 21, 2020 NEIP entered into an agreement with the Youth Employment Agency to create more jobs for the youth in the country.
The collaboration will see NEIP offer various packages including entrepreneurship training, access to funding, to Ten Thousand (10,000) beneficiaries of the YEA modules aimed at equipping them to start their own businesses.
NEIP will continue to deliver on the vision of the President to create jobs for the Ghanaian youth and to ensure that they become business owners.
The collaboration between NEIP and YEA is needed to ensure that when YEA beneficiaries are ready to exit their modules we have a strategy in place to prepare them to be on their own.
YEA beneficiaries who successfully complete the training and have innovative business ideas will be eligible to receive funding from NEIP's Presidential Business Support Fund.
Published by: Agbo Kpevor Enoch (E. K. AGBO)
Story by: Shadrach Gyasi (Political Planna)
Lawyer John Kumah and Lawyer Justin Kodua Frimpong in a group photograph with some staffs.
This morning, 23rd July, 2020 the CEO OF NEIP, Lawyer John Kumah AND CEO of YEA Lawyer Justin Kodua Frimpong paid a working visit to some of the Training Centres in the Ashanti Region on the ongoing Nation wide Entrepreneurship training .
It will be recalled that on Tuesday, January 21, 2020 NEIP entered into an agreement with the Youth Employment Agency to create more jobs for the youth in the country.
The collaboration will see NEIP offer various packages including entrepreneurship training, access to funding, to Ten Thousand (10,000) beneficiaries of the YEA modules aimed at equipping them to start their own businesses.
CEO of NEIP, John Kumah and CEO of YEA, Justin Kodua Frimpong
NEIP will continue to deliver on the vision of the President to create jobs for the Ghanaian youth and to ensure that they become business owners.
The collaboration between NEIP and YEA is needed to ensure that when YEA beneficiaries are ready to exit their modules we have a strategy in place to prepare them to be on their own.
The two CEOs interacting with some participants of the ongoing nation wide entrepreneurship training
YEA beneficiaries who successfully complete the training and have innovative business ideas will be eligible to receive funding from NEIP's Presidential Business Support Fund.
Published by: Agbo Kpevor Enoch (E. K. AGBO)