First half of ACCESS Summer School 2022 in Ghana successful ends
19. May 2022
The first three days of the ACCES Summer School 2022 are over. Under the title „The Future of work: A focus on employability skills development“,
The first three days of the ACCES Summer School 2022 are over. Under the title „The Future of work: A focus on employability skills development“,
From the 25th to 29th of April 2022, ACCESS partner university INES RUHENGERI in Rwanda is hosting a workshop training on employability skills via its
As part of activities for 2022, a five-day Summer School will be hosted by the partner university, Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST), from
We summarize our work in four pillars. They describe our most relevant services and what constitutes ACCESS.
For the education of future thinkers, inventors and visionaries of Africa, we develop teaching concepts for professors and teachers. With the help of digital platforms for the implementation of intrapreneurial learning processes for employability, we facilitate the learning and coaching process for students and lecturers.
Centered on the third mission of higher education institutions, we pursue a strengthening of the relationship between universities and the private sector. Our goal is to expand cooperation and knowledge exchange between stakeholders, thus creating a growing and enriching environment and new professional opportunities for African students. To achieve this, we emphasize on the development of organizational structures that are suited to the respective environment and its stakeholders.
How can we increase the employability of African students? This is what we at ACCESS are dealing with in research. A doctoral program and a digital self- assessment tool help universities to understand their strengths and weaknesses in terms of promoting the employability of their students.
In the African German Entrepreneurship Academy (AGEA), which is a part of ACCESS, we promote entrepreneurship in Africa and cooperation with Germany.
Initiated by the University of Leipzig, we are developing new ways to approach Africa's labour market.
