Risalat Consultants International runs 5 open training courses in Accra, Ghana, for government officials, project teams and professionals, in Accounting & Finance, Agriculture & Forestry and Education. Choose a date below, or ask us to run any course in-house for your team.
Accra, Ghana, is one of the cities where Risalat Consultants International runs practical training programmes for officials, project teams and professionals, with 5 programmes listed here.
Programmes held here
5
Fields covered
5
Typical length
5 days
Most run hereAudit and internal controlData, AI and analyticsEducation and skillsHealth systemsHuman resources and payroll
This programme gives officials and project teams the practical methods of anti-corruption, integrity and asset declarations, built around real cases from public institutions and…
This programme gives officials and project teams the practical methods of tax administration and domestic revenue mobilisation, built around real cases from public institutions…
This programme gives officials and project teams the practical methods of agricultural value chains and food security, built around real cases from public institutions…
This programme gives officials and project teams the practical methods of health systems strengthening and health financing, built around real cases from public institutions…
This programme gives officials and project teams the practical methods of education sector planning and school leadership, built around real cases from public institutions…
Accra is a stable, English-speaking hub for West African delegations.
Risalat has scheduled 5 programmes in Accra, and the subjects run most often here are audit and internal control, education and skills and leadership and management.
Sessions combine short inputs, case studies and group work on participants' own files, so officials and project staff leave with work they can use. Courses in Accra are open to participants from any country, and suit delegations from across the Africa region.
There are 5 upcoming training courses in Accra, Ghana, starting between 3 May 2027 and 18 Oct 2027, in Accounting & Finance, Agriculture & Forestry, Education, Governance, Risk & Compliance and Healthcare.
How much do training courses in Accra cost?
Fees for the upcoming courses range from £2,400 to £3,250 per participant. Each programme page shows its own fee. Payment is by invoice and bank transfer.
When does the next training course in Accra start?
Can a course be run in-house for our organisation?
Yes. Any Risalat programme can be delivered in-house for one institution, in Accra, in your own country or online, on dates that suit your team and adapted to your own documents. Request a proposal.
Do I need a visa for training in Accra, and can Risalat send an invitation letter?
It depends on your passport: the free Visa Check shows the visa type, processing time and documents for Ghana. Registered participants can request an invitation letter: self-funded participants receive it after full payment, sponsored participants on receipt of an official nomination letter and a payment commitment. Embassies can check the letter online.
Do participants receive a certificate?
Yes. Participants receive a Risalat certificate with its own code and QR code, which anyone can check online at risalatconsultants.com/verify.
Open courses are delivered in English. If your team needs another language, say so when you request an in-house proposal.
Need this for your whole team?
We tailor any programme to your institution, in-house, online or in a city of your choice, with content built around your projects. Payment is by invoice and bank transfer.
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