Ghana Youth Employment Agency Enters into Partnership with G4S Security Services to Recruit 6,000 Youths.





Ghana Youth Employment Agency Enters into Partnership with G4S Security Services to Recruit 6,000 Youths.

In a bold move to tackle the pressing issue of youth unemployment, Ghana's Youth Employment Agency (YEA) has forged a groundbreaking partnership with G4S Security Services. 

This innovative collaboration aims to empower 6,000 young Ghanaians with employment opportunities in the security sector, and foster economic growth and development, ultimately transforming the lives of thousands of young people across the country.


A Commitment to Youth Employment.

This collaborative effort is a testament to the YEA's commitment to bridging the gap between Ghana's youth and the job market. By joining forces with private sector entities, the agency seeks to create a conducive environment for young people to thrive.


Application Procedures.

Prospective applicants can submit their applications through the YEA's official portal. To facilitate a seamless application process, candidates are advised to follow these steps:


Step 1: Register on the YEA Portal

•Visit the YEA official website ( https://apply.yea.gov.gh/)

•Click on "Register" to create a new account

•Fill out the registration form with accurate information


Step 2: Explore Available Job Categories

•Log in to your YEA portal account

•Browse through the available job categories

•Select the job categories that match your skills and interests


Step 3: Create a Comprehensive Profile

•Upload your curriculum vitae (CV)

•Add relevant supporting documents (e.g., certificates, transcripts)

•Ensure your profile is complete and accurate


Step 4: Review Job Requirements

•Carefully review the requirements for your selected job categories

•Ensure you meet the minimum qualifications


Step 5: Submit Your Application

•Click on the "Apply" button to submit your application

•Ensure you receive a confirmation message upon successful submission


What to Expect Next

Successful candidates will be contacted directly to proceed with the recruitment process. Salaries for the positions will range from GHC 1,000 to GH¢2,500, depending on the role and location.


Important Notice

The YEA's CEO, Malik Basintale, emphasized the agency's dedication to providing accessible employment opportunities for Ghana's youth. He urged applicants to exercise caution and apply only through the official YEA portal to avoid potential scams.


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