Distinguished leaders who advise the Institute on policy, partnerships and long-term direction, ensuring our work stays anchored to national priorities.
Join Ghana’s accredited professional body for ICT practitioners, students and organisations.
500 GHS / year
300 GHS / year
Licence PB-94
The IIPGH organisational structure consists of the Executive Council, the Advisory Council, the Executive Director, Working Groups, Societies and Women in ICT.
IIPGH operates under a defined governance model designed to mobilize ICT professionals, cultivate industry-wide standards, and deliver impactful digital capacity-building initiatives.
The Institute’s governing council (2023–2026 term) sets strategy, approves standards and safeguards the profession. Members are drawn from industry, academia, government and civil society.
Distinguished leaders who advise the Institute on policy, partnerships and long-term direction, ensuring our work stays anchored to national priorities.
Heads the secretariat, steering programmes, membership, partnerships and the delivery of the Institute’s working agenda.
Standing groups drive our specialist work: from the InfoSec awareness campaign and coding outreach to policy and research that shapes national ICT direction.
Societies and chapters that keep members connected, specialised and engaged across sectors and regions.
A standing focus area championing women and girls in technology: from dedicated coding workshops and mentorship to advocacy that opens doors.
Categories
Clusters
IIPGH is open to every corner of the ICT ecosystem. Eligibility sits in four standing clusters, so wherever you sit in the industry there is a door built for you.
Engineers, Technicians, Riggers, Technical Managers
Installation Engineers, designers, technicians, Riggers
Repairers and assembling engineers, technicians
Engineers, designers, installers
NIIT, IPMC, Admin Telecom etc.
ICT graduates
Network engineers, installers, and data center analysts
System analysts and engineers who develop Apps
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Subscription duration runs January to December. Renewal starts in December and ends in January.
Companies, ministries and institutions: accredited standing under PB-94, verified candidates, bulk CPD and programme co-creation. Organisations are accommodated through the partnerships desk.
Membership trades a small annual fee for standing, access and influence you cannot buy elsewhere at any price. Eleven concrete benefits, grouped by what they do for you.
Member benefits
Over the past 8 years, IIPGH has made a measurable impact across Ghana’s ICT landscape through training, advocacy, and industry partnerships.
Leading digital transformation
Media engagements
Verified members
Learners exposed
Professionals & students trained
Strategic partnerships
Quick answers to the questions members ask most. Browse the full FAQ for campaign, programme and event details.
IIPGH is open to all ICT professionals across every domain, professionals with an interest in ICT, students and all stakeholders in the ICT space. This includes telecommunication engineers and technicians, broadcast installation engineers, phone and computer repairers, security system installers, network engineers, software developers, ICT managers, ICT training institutions, tertiary students and National Service ICT graduates.
Annual membership dues are 300 Ghana Cedis for professionals and 100 Ghana Cedis for students. You pay your annual dues at registration and receive a membership ID: there are no additional joining fees.
Register online through the IIPGH membership portal, pay your annual dues, and you will be allocated a membership ID. Once you have a membership ID you are recognised as a general member; completing IIPGH programme certification makes you a certified member.