Job Description
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Formation / DiplĂ´mes
Terms Of Reference: Financial Education Trainer (150 small enterprises)
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What this role involves
You will deliver practical financial education to 150 small business owners in Kumasi, covering budgeting, cash flow management, savings, and access to credit. Your days will involve preparing interactive training materials, facilitating group workshops, and providing one-on-one coaching to help entrepreneurs apply what they learn to their real businesses.
Key skills to highlight
Strong candidates show proven experience in adult training or microfinance, with the ability to simplify complex financial concepts for non-specialists. Fluency in Twi or other local languages is a major plus, as is familiarity with Ghana’s informal sector. Demonstrated ability to track participant progress and adapt sessions to different learning levels.
Taf4All CV tip
List one concrete example of a training you delivered to small business owners, including the number of participants and the measurable outcome (e.g., “trained 30 market vendors in record-keeping, 80% improved their profit tracking within 3 months”). Use simple language and avoid jargon.
Before you apply
Verify the foundation’s official contact through its website or Ghana’s NGO registry. Never pay for application forms or training guarantees. If asked for personal bank details upfront, report it to Taf4All.
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