Location: Oyibi
(off the Adenta – Dodowa Road)
GM-274-6332

Email: info@aucdt.edu.gh

Postal Address: P. O. Box VV 179, Oyibi – Accra.

Mobile 1: +233 (0) 54 012 4400
Mobile 2: +233 (0) 54 012 4488

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AUCDT National Service Recruitment 2025/2026

AUCDT National Service Recruitment 2025/2026

Aug 25, 2025 | Campus news, Internship, News

AsanSka University College of Design and Technology (AUCDT) is inviting applications from final-year students in Ghana who are eligible for National Service to join our vibrant team as National Service Personnel.

Our one-year service programme is thoughtfully designed to equip young graduates with the skills, knowledge, and experience needed to thrive in diverse career paths.

Relevant Study Areas

  • Marketing
  • Administration
  • IT Support Engineer (Hardware, WordPress Developer)

Preferred Locations

Adenta, Oyibi and surrounding areas

Why Join AUCDT?

  • Professional Growth: Gain hands-on experience in a real-world setting.
  • Mentorship: Learn under the guidance of experienced professionals.
  • Practical Skills Development: Work on diverse projects that enhance your abilities.
  • Meaningful Contribution: Play an active role in advancing higher education in Africa.
  • Diverse Work Environment: Collaborate with multicultural teams and expand your perspectives.

How to Apply

Send your CV and NSS Registration Number to:
hr@aucdt.edu.gh

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an internship experience by Felicitas

an internship experience by Felicitas

Oct 31, 2019 | Campus news, International, Internship, Jewellery design, Student Life, Student Stories

Felicitas Ofosuaa Wieland is a student at the Goldsmithing and Jewelry Design School in Germany called Staatliche Zeichenakademie Hanau. To finish her training successfully, she needed to do an internship for 4 weeks in a jewellery based field of her personal choice.

Year:  June 2019

Programme Type: Four (4) weeks internship

The purpose of the internship was for the student intern to be introduced to goldsmithing and jewellery design to compliment lessons in Hanau. 

Considering the vast options before her, she finally decided to search for a Jewellery School in Ghana which would help her identify with her roots in Ghanaian Jewellery.

half of my family is Ghanaian and it would be an honour for me to cooperate with other Jewelry Design people from the African continent. As it is part of my identity and history too.

During her six week internship with AUCDT, Felicitas got the opportunity to visit a Jewellery Centre (Essence Jewellery) in Accra – Ghana. She was further taken through various Jewellery Design and Goldsmithing Techniques pertaining to Ghanaian culture such as Filigree, Cuttlefish casting and Granulation. Felicitas had the opportunity to see the refinery and casting of fine gold (au).

 

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