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...in Ghana demonstrates the two contrasting sides of modern Africa; the huge wealth of the few and the endemic poverty of the majority. Education plays an important role in Ghana, but in many areas teachers are in short supply so the...

...growth in the number of street children and orphans in Ghana\'s capital Accra is a real concern. Centres and schools set up to help teach these children English and vocational skills are in need of your care and assistance. You may help...

...to some of Africa’s friendliest people, Ghana is the place where Madventurer began back in 1998, and we’ve been here ever since! We’ve completed dozens of successful building projects across the country from clinics and schools, to toilet...

...check if you have any prior convictions relating to harming children. Accommodation During your time with us in Ghana, you will be staying in hostel type accommodation on the outskirts of Takoradi. This will be in a house that we have...

...football in dusty fields in Africa... does it get better than that? Football in Ghana is a massive sport and played by millions across the country on typical African dirt pitches. Ghana’s recent excellent performance in the 2006...

...is one of the poorest countries in Western Africa. We have carefully selected this destination as we feel it is one of the safest in the whole of Africa. Despite all its hardships Ghanaian people are extremely welcoming to outsiders. As...

...has the well-deserved reputation of being one of the friendliest countries on the planet. Steeped in history and culturally diverse, stunning coastlines, savannah lands and rainforest make Ghana a fascinating place to visit. The school...

Introduction:Ghana has the well-deserved reputation of being one of the friendliest countries on the planet. Steeped in history, culturally diverse, stunning coastlines, savannah and rainforest make Ghana a fascinating place to visit. We are...

...Ghana Projects Abroad can offer a number of different Sports placements, including football, rugby and basketball.Coach Football to Children with Projects AbroadIn this pioneering new project, first-time Projects Abroad football-coaching...

...in Ghana have school holidays during from the beginning of August until the middle of September. Unfortunately many of the children are come from poor families and have little scope to entertain themselves during the Summer holiday.

...most likely live with a host family. This means that you get to eat, sleep, work, socialise and generally live like a Ghanaian. Local family stays enable you to fully experience the local culture from the inside. Many of our volunteers...

...inspiring and discovering a new culture at the same time! Types of Work Experience or Internships available in Ghana Law Radio Journalism TV Production Web Design A Work Experience placement is a unique way to observe experts...

...Medical Work Experience in Hospitals in Ghana Observe experts in your field and learn how they work in Ghana. Working in the health sector in the developing world is a real challenge. The experience you gain will be invaluable to you...

AKWAABA! - "Welcome!" And never is "Welcome" more meaningful than in Ghana.  The Ghanaian people are among the friendliest in Africa. There is lots of the good stuff in Ghana - lots of overwhelming hospitality, friendliness, religions and...

...capital of Ghana, Accra, is a great place to either start or broaden your career in journalism. As the centre of politics and official life in a key democratic West African state, there is always something worth writing about. Most of our...

...Africa's West coast, Ghana is a country rich in natural resources such as cocoa, timber, gold and diamonds. A former British colony, one of Ghana's official languages is English, which has facilitated the rapid increase in tourism.As the...

...and teach in schools... What to expect Work in tennis centres in Accra and Winneba, training with talented Ghanaian tennis players, and improving their skills through tennis workshops. Test your coaching and playing abilities with...

...or no English. If you don't speak Spanish, we would advise that you consider one of our other medical placements (Ghana, India, Russia, China or Mongolia) where only English is needed. All volunteers are allocated a supervisor at their...

...hone your skills, live in a beautiful location and help the less fortunate anyway. There are placements available in Ghana and Thailand, which also involve a spot of English teaching. You can also pack up your racquet and head to India,...

...involves some aspect of environmental or social work – such as conservation work in Costa Rica or building a school in Ghana. At first glance all these schemes seem admirable, but if they are not sustainable (i.e. long term) then they are of...