Navigating Ghana's Shore: Adwoa Agyemang's eBook 'Move To Ghana' - An Ideal Present for First-Timers Embarking on a Relocation Journey
A recently published book titled "MOVE TO GHANA" aims to guide individuals contemplating a move to Ghana. Authored by Adwoa Agyemang, the book offers practical insights for potential migrants, addressing various aspects of relocating to the West African country.
Adwoa Agyemang, a noted networking expert, relocation coach, event organizer, and founder of the Ghanaian Londoners (GLN) Network, shares her personal experiences and lessons learned in her return to Ghana in 2012. Noting the challenges associated with relocating without sufficient information, she wrote the book to help address the questions and concerns of those considering a move to Ghana.
"MOVE TO GHANA" is structured into ten chapters, each focusing on specific topics related to the relocation process. The book aims to help readers clarify their thoughts, identify opportunities, and begin preparing for their journey home. Key action points are provided at the end of most chapters, offering practical solutions to common challenges.
Chapter Six discusses job search strategies and navigating Ghana's job market. Aspiring migrants are encouraged to visit the country beforehand to understand organizational culture, management styles, and expectations. This is especially important when joining local businesses rather than multinationals. Additionally, the chapter emphasizes the importance of being adaptable, open to new experiences, patient, and committed to success.
The book is available for purchase via the link: https://payhip.com/b/yfNeP. Interested readers can also connect with the author on Facebook or LinkedIn.
The book resonates with the growing trend of reverse migration and investment in African countries. It serves as a comprehensive resource for those seeking an informed and smooth transition to life in Ghana, offering insights into immigration, housing, employment, cultural norms, finances, health, education, and daily living in Ghana. By addressing the emotional and cultural significance of returning or moving to Africa, "MOVE TO GHANA" aligns with contemporary perspectives that champion building and thriving on the continent.
Adwoa Agyemang's book, "MOVE TO GHANA," provides a report on lifestyle changes and adjustments needed for home-and-garden management in Ghana, alongside comprehensive guides on immigration, employment, and cultural norms. The book includes practical advice in Chapter Six, suggesting job seekers visit Ghana beforehand to understand the local business culture and lifestyle adaptability.
