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    Environmental Protection Agency, Ghana

    Public sector · Nationwide

    Regulates environmental impact assessment, pollution control and permitting.

    • Internship
    • National service
    • Attachment

    Required qualifications

    • Currently enrolled in a tertiary programme (usually from year 2 onward)
    • An introductory or attachment letter from your department
    • A one-page CV and a short cover letter stating your availability dates
    • Basic digital skills , email, spreadsheets and document writing
    • NSS registration and an official posting or acceptance letter
    • Completed degree or diploma from an accredited Ghanaian institution
    • Valid Ghana Card and NSS number
    • Department clearance for the posting period
    • Formal industrial attachment letter from your institution
    • Proof of student status (student ID or admission letter)
    • Availability for the full attachment period, usually 6-12 weeks
    • Insurance or indemnity forms where the employer requires them

    Guidance based on standard Ghanaian recruitment practice , confirm exact criteria on the official page.

    How to apply

    1. Open Environmental Protection Agency, Ghana's official careers page and read the current openings , nothing on GhanaPathFinder is an application.
    2. Prepare a one-page CV tailored to the role, plus a short cover letter naming the team or department.
    3. Collect your introductory / attachment letter from your department and scan it as a PDF.
    4. Apply through the employer's own portal or the email address published on that page.
    5. Follow up politely after two weeks, and keep a record of the date you applied.

    Student attachments via regional EPA offices.

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