Youth in the Ashanti area can receive training in a variety of careers in the arts and tourist industries. The Big Ghana Project is a training program designed to provide adolescents with marketable skills.
Basket weaving, fascinator and tiara creation, baking, beaded jewelry, and soap making will be among the skills taught to participants. Techno Genesis Ghana, an indigenous African global internet marketing business, spearheaded the campaign.
The Multimedia Group and the Centre for National Culture-Kumasi are partners in the initiative. The first group of trainees will arrive at the Centre for National Culture's Visual Art Department on May 9 to begin their training.
With the recent difficulty in finding work, Head of Department David Anokye urges the students. "The entire world is in a position where it is difficult to find compensated work. We are a center that promotes cognitive training that involves both the hands and the intellect. Big Project Ghana decided it would be beneficial to work with us. It is conceivable to move young people from where they are now so that they may work and support themselves," he remarked.
The Big Ghana Project provides a variety of chances for skill development. Luv News met with several of the Visual Art Department's facilitators. "This is the broadloom area. We weave on broadlooms, which are more sophisticated versions of the old kente.
"The entire world is in a position where finding compensated labor is tough. We are a center dedicated to cognitive training that incorporates both the hands and the mind. Big Project Ghana concluded that collaborating with us would be advantageous. He stated, "It is possible to shift young people from where they are today so that they may work and support themselves."
The Big Ghana Project offers a wide range of opportunities for skill development. Several facilitators from the Visual Art Department were interviewed by Luv News.
"This is where the broadloom begins. We use broadlooms, which are more advanced versions of the traditional kente."It's the preparatory step before I can advise you to sketch this or that," the director of the art and painting division explains.
The Big Ghana Project provides a variety of chances for skill development.
The training will take two weeks or longer, depending on the course that participants choose. Individuals can sign up for Ghc500, which covers all training costs.
Registration is available at the Luv and Nhyira FM forecourts in Kumasi, as well as via the short number *447*244# on all networks.
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