Ghanaian-European Centre for Jobs, Migration and Development (GEC), Accra
Ghanaian-European Centre for Jobs, Migration and Development (GEC), Accra
Contact
Ghanaian-European Centre for Jobs, Migration and Development (GEC)
Starlets 91, Rd.
Next to the Ministry of Employment and Labour Relations (MELR)
Accra.
Andreas Berding
Andreas Berding
Head of the Centre
Having worked on migration and local development for several years, it was indeed a privilege to be named the new Head of the Ghanaian-European Centre for Jobs, Migration and Development in November 2023. I have worked with GIZ since 2015 in various functions and in several countries including Tunisia, Belgium, Thailand, and Saudi Arabia. Before starting my professional career, I studied Political Science and Economics at the University of Trier.
Marigold Gyamfi-Domfeh
Marigold Gyamfi-Domfeh
Advisor
I look forward to helping you find a job, with your project idea or on your path to self-employment. I will also help you look for somewhere to live when you return. The languages I speak to support you are French, English, Twi, Ga and Fanti. Together we will find new perspectives for you in Ghana.
I grew up in Accra. That is why I am very familiar with the opportunities in our city. I have also lived in the USA and in the Netherlands. My studies meant that I got to know Bangladesh, Kenya, Senegal and Ethiopia.
Michael Kwaku Yeboah
Michael Kwaku Yeboah
Advisor
Homesick for Ghana? Then let me show you the prospects you have here! I will help you reintegrate after your return to Ghana.
We have a large network in various regions of the country. This network can help you implement your plans. We advise you in developing your project ideas, support you with training and help with job hunting – even when you have just arrived in Ghana.
I also spent a long time in Germany and completed my studies there. Then I returned to Ghana. This is how I know the questions you will have and can give you expert help – in Twi, Borno, Dangbe, English, Ewe and German.
Kabutey Doku
Kabutey Doku
Advisor
I hold a master’s degree in Governance and Public Policy from the University of Passau, Germany. My areas of interest include migration and reintegration of returned migrants, social protection, public policy and governance. I am also well vexed in career guidance training such as cover letter writing, CV preparation and interview coaching.
Ernestina Adu
Ernestina Adu
Advisor
I hold a master’s degree in Social Work and a bachelor’s degree in Psychology, all from the University of Ghana. I also have a diploma in Leadership and Community Transformation from the African Leadership Institute for Community Transformation in Stellenbosch. I have expertise in psychosocial counselling, providing group therapy for marginalized groups and migration research.
You can find an interview with Mrs Adu here. >Cyprine Evans Ocloo
Cyprine Evans Ocloo
Junior Monitoring and Evaluation Specialist
My goal is to make an impact in the lives of people through my work. I have a master’s degree in Migration Studies and about five years of experience in research, monitoring and evaluation of donor funded programms.