FAQs

UNESCO's key areas in Ghana include:

• Education
• Natural Sciences
• Social and Human Sciences
• Culture
• Communication and Information

You can participate by:

• Applying for Call for Applications, Call for Nominations, and Fellowships
• Attending UNESCO-supported events
• Joining youth networks or volunteer opportunities
  Details are regularly posted on the News or Announcements section of the website.

Opportunities are announced on the website and social media platforms. Follow the instructions provided in each call for application and call for nomination, including eligibility criteria and deadlines.

Yes, internship and volunteer opportunities may be available occasionally.

Schools can apply through the UNESCO Associated Schools Network (ASPnet) by contacting the Ghana National Commission for UNESCO and fulfilling the eligibility and registration criteria.

The office is located in Accra, Ghana. Visit the Contact Us section of the website for the full address, telephone numbers, and email.

You can participate through community-based projects, academic research, or volunteer programs. UNESCO supports initiatives related to Ghana's World Heritage Sites such as the Cape Coast and Elmina Castles.

You can contact the Commission via:

• Email: info@unescoghana.gov.gh
• Phone: +233 302 666 042

Subscribe to the newsletter, follow the Commission on social media, or regularly check the News & Events section of the website.