Ghanaians who completed their college educations years ago but were unable to complete their national service can do so in the 2022/2023 service year according to the National Service Scheme.
The NSS said in a statement on Sunday, April 10, 2022 that it will register individuals who desire to serve from Monday, April 11 through Thursday, June 30, 2022.
In a statement, the NSS stated that applicants should write to the scheme's regional offices asking their PIN code or reactivation of their PIN codes."Eligible Ghanaians who missed out on national service in past years and now want to enlist for the 2022/2023 service year must register with the Scheme... Previous candidates who began but were unable to finish the service, private applicants who are qualified and desire to apply, and Ghanaian nationals who have studied overseas are also eligible, according to a statement from the NSS.
"All applications must include a letter requesting a PIN code or reactivation of PIN code, certified true copy of School Certificate or Transcript, evidence of Deferment Letter (if applicable), an Attestation/Introductory Letter from the institution attended, a copy of Ghana Card and a copy of Student ID with PIN code," according to the NSS.
Ghanaians aged 18 and over are required to serve for one year under the National Service Act (Act 426) of 1980.