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Ghana: Help and advice abroad

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  1. Job market
  2. Applying for jobs
  3. Vacancy sources
  4. Work experience
  5. Postgraduate study
  6. Visa and immigration
  7. Help and advice abroad
  8. Country overview

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Public employment services and higher education careers support

There is no central publicly funded advice and guidance service, but individual schools and colleges provide their own services for their students, such as library facilities.

Help in an emergency

The British High Commission - Ghana  has useful information on what to do in an emergency and can offer help to British nationals facing difficulties. This includes issuing replacement passports, providing help if you are a victim of crime, contacting family in emergencies, and providing details of lawyers, doctors, etc. See the website for more information.

Emergency telephone numbers:

  • 191 - police; 
  • 192 - fire;
  • 193 - ambulance.
 
 
 
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Written by AGCAS editors
Date: 
July 2011
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