Increased unemployment and a dearth of skilled workers are two major difficulties confronting Ghana and its economy today. OpenLabs Ghana has been active in Ghana for the past two decades with the goal of addressing these issues. Not only has the university produced 100,000 graduates, but it has also developed young brains to become Software Developers, Network Engineers, Designers, and other professions. The university now has a large alumni base in the country, and its alumni have played an important role in the country’s digital transformation. One of the country’s best hopes for addressing the major concerns of unemployment and economic growth is skill development. OpenLabs Ghana has positioned itself in training young in emerging technologies as a pioneer training institution that understands market demand and the function of an institution as a whole.

Gone are the days when coding was for only those in the technology industry. The digital era in which we find ourselves now requires coding or programming skills for almost any career. Coding is a skill and is growing in importance by the day.