Public Administration Internship in Ghana

What is the Public Administration Internship programme in Ghana all about?

The Public Administration Internship in Ghana is ideal to have a real insight into the public sector in Ghana. Indeed, this placement will be done at the Public Library Authority, which is financed by the Ministry of Education. The public office is large enough that there are needs throughout the different departments, including:

• Procuring for things like computer, supplies, vehicles, etc
• Training of local staff in organizing the library
• Organizing reading clinics
• Budget for the entire library authority
• Assist with the book aid departments to process and catalogue the donations
• Help during computer labs classes within the head office and at regional offices

This placement has over 500 staff, 61 branches offices and 10 regional offices. That said, there is an opportunity in many aspects of this public office for anyone interested in pursuing this public administration internship in Ghana.

Why choose this Public Administration Internship programme in Ghana?

• Gain a competitive edge as you add a public administration internship in Ghana to your resume helping you gain public sector experience in an emerging country.
• Learn about Ghanaian culture and traditions while living like a Ghanaian.
• Be exposed to a different work setup and make connections in the field with local professionals.

Role of the Public Administration Intern

This placement will expose you to the Public Administration sector in Ghana. Depending on your interest and experience, you will have the opportunity to explore a variety of department within the administration including HR, Finance, Administration, Procurement, Corporate Affairs, Cataloguing and Processing, amongst others. Depending on the length of your placement and the department in which you get allocated, you will assist in updating reports, finding new prospective donors or partners, assist in organizing events around World Book Day or International Literacy Day. You may also be involved at the Children’s library helping local students with their reading.

What skills do I need to be a Public Administration Intern in Ghana?

Public Administration interns are required to be able to work independently and autonomously after being given instructions. You will be guided by a local professional, but maturity and capacity to work solo are mandatory. Please bring a laptop to maximize your time on the internship. Note that all applicants must submit a CV/resume, letter of motivation and attend a telephone intern for consideration for this interesting and varied placement.

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