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Ghana Begins Massive Cross-cultural Diversity Training Program
Ghana recognizes the need to embrace diversity among their citizenry. Here is their unique program.
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December 11, 2007 (FPRC) -- The Ghana National Exchange Programme School has been developed by the Ghana Country Award Council to promote cross-cultural diversity.
Beginning in the first semester of 2008, the program brings 32 students from each of the 48 Second Cycle Schools selected from six regions throughout the Western African nation. This means a total of 1,600 students will be enrolled in the program, making it one of the largest diversity programs operated at the Junior and Senior High School level.
According to Under Country Director Cecil Nii Obodai Wentum, “the program has been designed to serve as a center for promoting cross cultural diversity, intellectual advancement, sharing of skills, harnessing of ideas, and gaining of new experiences.”
MBC Global applauds the people of Ghana for recognizing the advantages to the entire country of bringing the students together to learn about the cultures of the various regions of Ghana.
Wentum adds, “In the light of using award excellence as a new paradigm for championing accelerated national development in the new Ghana, Participants would be awarded the Ghana National Exchange Programme School Awards upon completion.”
MBC Global encourages individuals and businesses throughout the world to support this program. Contact MBC global by e-mail to info@mbcglobal.org or contact the Ghana Country Award Council at gcac_ibyca@yahoo.com.
About MBC Global
MBC Global is an international organization based near Detroit, Michigan, dedicated solely to increasing cultural knowledge and awareness. MBC Global believes the more we know about the cultures flavoring the world the better equipped we are to appreciate and embrace the differences that
make each culture unique. With members representing 6 continents, MBC Global connects cultures through a unique website. MBC Global also offers developmental and training programs, setting it apart from other cultural organizations. For more information about MBC Global, send an email to
rick@mbcglobal.org or visit www.mbcglobal.org.
Send an email to Rick Weaver of MBC Global
248-802-6138
Keywords:
diversity, program, government
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