Entrepreneurial / Economical
Meet the makers. Understand the enterprise.
Plan this track for your schoolOverview
Students explore how Ghanaian entrepreneurs turn skill, ideas and resources into livelihoods. Encounters with willing traders, artisans and producers connect business concepts with real choices about products, customers and value.
What students do
- Market enterprise encounter. Learn from participating traders about sourcing, pricing, negotiation and customer relationships without disrupting their work.
- Made-in-Ghana value chain. Follow a selected product from materials to sale and explore where value is created along the way.
- Business-owner collaboration. Help with an owner-requested task, such as approved product photographs, packaging ideas or a simple catalogue.
- Young Entrepreneurs experience. Explore a student-appropriate pitch session and micro-grant selection exercise. Any actual funding or investment participation is separately agreed with the school.
Your itinerary
This track's itinerary is tailored to each school — your dates, length of stay and the tracks you combine. Send us an inquiry and we will share a detailed day-by-day program.
A useful owner-approved business resource, paid workshop or agreed purchase that benefits the participating producer.
A business case study, joint enterprise portfolio or purchased product accompanied by its maker's story.
Producer visits, business conversations and practical enterprise tasks form the core, with time to connect the lessons to students' own ideas.
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