The National Entrepreneurship and Innovation Programme (NEIP) has successfully concluded a Training of Trainers (ToT) for Hub Managers and heads of Tertiary Innovation Hubs who will deliver the training component of the Student Entrepreneurship and Enterprise Development (SEED) Programme.
The training brought together representatives from 36 selected tertiary institutions across Ghana, equipping them with the knowledge, tools and practical approaches needed to effectively deliver the SEED Programme within their respective institutions.
Over the period, participants were taken through the SEED curriculum and implementation approach, with emphasis on building entrepreneurial mindsets, strengthening business development skills and creating an enabling environment for students to turn innovative ideas into viable businesses.
The CEO of NEIP, Mr. Eric Adjei Esq joined participants during the training and delivered remarks, underscoring the importance of tertiary institutions in building a strong pipeline of young entrepreneurs and innovators.
The Deputy CEO, Joan Selasie Ahiawordor, Esq also engaged with participants during the programme, reinforcing NEIP’s commitment to working closely with the participating institutions to ensure the successful implementation of The SEED Programme.
With the trainers now equipped and ready, the next phase of The SEED Programme takes the programme directly to the participating institutions, as NEIP works towards training atleast 5,000 students nationwide this year and strengthening entrepreneurship and innovation within Ghana’s tertiary education ecosystem.
