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<\/p>\nA total of 3,928 job seekers are undergoing the Ghana Immigration Service’s recruitment process in the Volta Regional capital, Ho.<\/p>\n
The applicants are part of a nationwide exercise by the Service to shortlist both graduates and undergraduates for recruitment.<\/p>\n
Out of the total number of 3,928 applicants from the Volta Region, 521 applied as graduates, 372 as Higher National Diploma Holders, and the rest are WASSCE Certificate Holders.<\/p>\n
Aside crosschecking the validity of their certificates, heights, and weights the stature of applicants are also being checked.<\/p>\n
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The Volta Regional Public Relations Officer of the Ghana Immigration Service, Philip Essuman, told Citi News<\/strong> successful applicants would be made to write an examination on Friday, January 5, 2018.<\/p>\n He said those without valid certificates and did not complete their National Service would be disqualified.<\/p>\n The Volta Regional Minister, Dr. Archibald Letsa, who visited the recruitment grounds briefly to monitor the exercise challenged the officials to ensure a smooth and fair process.<\/p>\n Across the country, the exercise is taking place in all ten regional capitals.<\/p>\n In all, about 84,000 people applied, with only five hundred needed to be engaged by the Service nationwide.\u00a0Each applicant spent Ghc50 cedis during the online application process.<\/p>\n