Answers about YEA Employment Bureau services, applications, and recruitment.
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The YEA Employment Bureau is the Youth Employment Agency's official employment platform. It connects jobseekers to job opportunities and employment-related support, and helps employers find qualified talent, in line with YEA's mandate to promote youth employment in Ghana.
The Employment Bureau builds on the foundation of the former YEA Job Centre. It represents a more integrated employment service.
● Job listings and employment opportunities.
● Jobseeker registration and profile creation.
● Career counselling and employment guidance.
● Training and skills-development opportunities.
● Employer registration and vacancy posting.
● Talent discovery and connections between jobseekers and employers.
· Job Seekers – any individual looking for work and is eligible and able to work
· Employers - entrepreneurs and organizations in the public and private sector with vacancies to fill, including private-sector, public-sector, non-governmental, development-partner, social-enterprise and start-up organizations.
The Employment Bureau operates nationally through YEA's Headquarters, Regional and District Offices, supported by a four-zone regional structure that groups Ghana's 16 regions to coordinate rollout, outreach and training beyond major urban centres.
Services are available online through the portal at any time, and in person at Regional and District Offices and other walk-in centres.
Registration is the process of creating a Job Seeker account on the Employment Bureau portal. It is your means of correspondence with the Agency, and your registration is checked and verified before your account is approved, to authenticate your identity and build the profile that connects you to job opportunities and other services.
● Online, through the official portal of the Employment Bureau.
● In person, with support from YEA's Headquarters, Regional or District Offices.
Young people above 15 years and are actively searching for employment.
You will be asked to provide:
● Full name.
● National ID (Ghana Card).
● Date of birth.
● Contact details.
● Education and qualifications.
● Skills and competencies.
● Employment history (if any)
Please ensure that the information you provide is accurate and up to date.
Do not respond to the advertisement or make any payment. Save the details — such as a screenshot, the advertiser's contact information and where you saw it — and report it straight away through one of the channels in the Employment Bureau.