Ready to start your journey?
Applications open year-round. Cohorts start monthly
I want to become someone who can earn a living.
A structured skills pathway for young people ready to invest in themselves - and wanting a
clear path from where they are now to where they want to be.
Most skills programme teach what they find convenient to deliver. The Ready Track >starts with what you need to know to get the job you want
Digital skills at Duapa Werkspace don't just teach you tools. They teach you to create with purpose. The digital world generates constant change and opportunity. You'll learn to use digital tools to build, communicate, and solve problems in a way that increases efficiency, extends your capabilities, and prepares you for opportunities people want to hire for.
Dressmaking at Duapa Werkspace doesn't just teach you to sew. It teaches you to create with intention. Ghana's fashion industry produces enormous fabric waste. You'll learn to design and make garments in a way that reduces that waste, extends the life of materials, and builds a business people want to buy from.
Welding and fabrication skills are in high demand across Ghana's Western Region. This track goes further than traditional trade training - you'll learn to work with reclaimed and recycled metal, fabricate for green energy infrastructure, and position yourself in one of West Africa's fastest growing sectors.
IT4Teens - for children aged 8-17
Started in 2013. Children aged 8 and above learn coding, computational thinking, and digital creativity in a structured, fun environment. Hundreds of children across the Western Region introduced to technology.
Applications open year-round. Cohorts start monthly

Duapa Werkspace is a dynamic hub dedicated to skills development and entrepreneurship, harnessing the vibrant entrepreneurial spirit in the western region. Our mission is to empower the youth and vulnerable individuals, equipping them with essential skills to initiate and cultivate thriving businesses that foster inclusive economic prosperity in Sekondi-Takoradi.