Program Overview
Learn, X-Perience and Discover Ghana
10-Day Travelling and Learning 'X-periencing Ghana'
Program 1 involves three different sections offering participants a holistic, comprehensive, and broader insight into Ghana and how Ghanaians live in Ghana.
Education
Ghana — The Past, the Present and the Future
This section highlights important aspects of Ghana's History, Geography, Education Systems and Economy, and includes visits to a range of establishments.
History of Ghana
Colonial Era
Queen Elizabeth II's famous dance with President Kwame Nkrumah at the farewell Ball, November 1961.
Transatlantic Slave Trade
Visit the historic slave castles and dungeons along the Cape Coast — powerful reminders of a painful history.
Ghana's Big Six
The founding fathers of Ghana's independence — learn about the leaders who shaped the nation.
Our Geography
Our Landforms
Our Habitation
Our Vegetation
Educational Systems
Rural Community Basic Schools
Teaching & Learning Sessions
Senior High Schools
University of Choice
Culture
The Ghana Vibration
Specially designed to enable participants to learn about and to experience how Ghanaians live. It involves cultural practices and traditions, values, belief systems, and customs.
Traditional Ghanaian Festival
Traditional Warrior Dance (Asafo)
Football — Our Passion
Orange Friday — Biggest Street Carnival in West Africa
Skills Training
Learn it Yourself — L.I.Y
Offers participants the opportunity to learn first-hand some practical skills of doing things the Ghanaian way — traditional drumming and dancing, basket weaving, batik and tye-and-dye making, high-life dancing, and Ghanaian indoor and outdoor games.
Learn Batik Making
Learn Bead Making
Local Games — Draughts
Traditional Ghanaian Dance
Recent Trips
Nzulezu
Village on Stilts
Nkroful
Kwame Nkrumah's Hometown
Cape Coast
Cape Coast Castle
Kakum