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Ghana · Electronics sector · 2024

Cohort overview

Active profiles
1,247
↑ +84 this week
Skill clusters
  • Electronics & repair
    412
  • Garment & textile
    311
  • Construction trades
    268
  • Hospitality & food
    184
  • Digital & ICT support
    142
Education level distribution
  • None6%
  • Primary18%
  • JHS31%
  • SHS / TVET34%
  • Tertiary11%
Gender breakdown
58%F
42%M

Real econometric signals

Ghana · ILO ILOSTAT + World Bank WDI

Sector employment growth
↑ 12.4%

Electronics & repair, 2023–24

ILO ILOSTAT
Youth unemployment rate
14.2%

Ages 15–24, Ghana national

ILO ILOSTAT
Returns to vocational training
+31%

Wage premium vs. secondary cert only

World Bank WDI
Informal employment share
82.7%

Non-agricultural, Ghana

ILO ILOSTAT
Cached snapshot · Ghanawired
24.5%
Youth NEET
ILO ILOSTAT · 2023 · cached
78.3%
Informal employment share
ILO ILOSTAT · 2023 · cached
96.4
Mobile broadband / 100
ITU Digital Development · 2023 · cached

Skills gap by occupation cluster

Demand quintile →
LowBelow avgAverageAbove avgHighTotal
Electronics & repair
12
28
64
142
166
412
Garment & textile
22
51
88
96
54
311
Construction trades
18
41
72
88
49
268
Hospitality & food
34
47
51
32
20
184
Digital & ICT support
9
21
38
41
33
142
Health & care
16
27
35
26
14
118

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Automation exposure

LMIC-calibrated · Frey-Osborne

  • Data entry clerks81%
  • Routine manufacturing74%
  • Market trading44%
  • Phone repair32%
  • Health workers19%

Risk calibrated for LMIC context (lower capital intensity). Source: Frey & Osborne + ILO task indices.

Education level projections 2025–2035

Wittgenstein Centre · % of youth population

0%15%30%45%60%2025202720292031203320352026 (now)
  • Secondary
  • Tertiary
  • No education