Conferences, awards, job fairs and cohorts: the flagship IIPGH calendar for the year ahead, and the highlights that shaped the past season.
The Pan-African ICT gathering for professionals, institutions and governments.
Ghana's national technology job fair returns to the Accra International Conference Centre: free registration, 50+ exhibiting companies and rapid on-the-spot recruitment.
The fair only runs a day a year, but the listings board does not: certified ICT professionals and employers keep posting and applying on techjobfairghana.com throughout the year.
Modular weekend and weekday coding cohorts in web design, games development, data science and Python, open to SHS leavers, students, graduates and working professionals.
A targeted programme supporting women-led technology businesses with mentoring, market access and technical enablement, run through the IIPGH Women in Tech portfolio.
Industry-Academia Tech Dialogue convenes employers and educators, including Ho Technical University, to re-align curricula against the skills employers actually need.
The Pan-African ICT leadership conference at the Victoria Falls: three days of plenaries, research and exhibits for professionals, institutions and governments across the continent.
The closing-night awards recognising the people and institutions shaping Africa's digital future, from rising talent through to lifetime achievement.
Day 3 of National ICT Week at the Cedi Conference Centre, University of Ghana: professionals, regulators and academics on professionalism and standards for national development.
IIPGH, Academic City University and the Cyber Security Authority published a joint white paper calling for stronger digital accountability, following their National Cyber Security Awareness Month roundtable.
A live online masterclass led by Faith Musonza of the International Data Centre Authority, continuing TICON Africa's leadership programme for women in the sector.
TICON Africa and its founding partners signed and launched the body in Lusaka, Zambia: the formal start of the Pan-African ICT confederation.
A practical coding intensive built for senior-high-school leavers starting a tech career, taught in person in Accra by IIPGH-certified facilitators.
IIPGH joined the Business Outsourcing Services Association Ghana as it inaugurated its governing council and launched a five-year plan to build Ghana into a BPO, ITES and global business services hub.
The edition that returned TICON Africa to Accra: exhibits, panels and the flagship awards ceremony for the continent's ICT professional community.
Members gathered for the AGM and the formal inauguration of the new Board of Directors and Executive Management, with Prof. Fred McBagonluri appointed Board Chair.
Junior consultants from the DigiCAP.gh programme showcased the solutions they had built, online with Industry JCs as mentors.
An hour-long InfoSec awareness session dissecting what changed in the ISO/IEC 27002:2022 information security standard, open to members and the public.
The edition at the Accra International Conference Centre that opened the current free, year-round platform connecting Ghana's ICT talent with employers.
IIPGH marked the ITU's International Girls in ICT Day with Achievers Ghana Foundation Girls in Nima, Accra, introducing students to coding and careers in technology.