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The Executive Playground: Future-Proofing Your Career Navigating The Fourth Industrial Revolution Join World Link HR for The Executive Playground, a picnic-themed professional event designed to help you stay ahead in a rapidly evolving world of work. Spend a relaxed day networking, learning, and engaging in candid conversations with industry leaders on what it really takes to future-proof your career in the age of automation, AI, and rapid technological change.

This week, Worldlink HR had the privilege of training the incredible team at Basilissa Restaurant, including Branch Managers, Heads of Departments, Supervisors, and Chefs. Leadership in the hospitality industry goes beyond great service, it’s about strong communication, emotional intelligence, and decision-making skills that create a thriving work environment. At Worldlink HR, we believe that investing in people is the key to business success. We’re proud to support Basilissa Restaurant in developing strong, confident leaders who will elevate both their teams and the dining experience. Looking to transform your workplace through effective training? Let’s talk!

It’s always inspiring to see organizations invest meaningfully in the people who keep their operations running every day. From 30th June to 3rd July 2025, World Link HR had the privilege of being contracted by Jadeite Africa Ltd to lead their very first comprehensive training programme for cleaners, and what an incredible journey it was! Over four days, two dedicated batches of participants came together, eager to learn and grow. Each morning began with conversations that went beyond protocols, we explored Jadeite’s mission, values, the benefits they offer, and the shared expectations that shape their vibrant workplace culture. From there, sessions delved into practical skills, from advanced housekeeping and infection prevention, to the finer details of carpet and oven cleaning, healthcare decontamination, and maintaining impeccable professional conduct. The enthusiasm was unmistakable. Participants asked thoughtful questions, practiced new techniques, and supported each other every step of the way. By the final day, as they sat for their Alison certification assessments, you could see not just new knowledge gained, but a genuine sense of confidence and accomplishment on their faces.

The Career Development Workshop, organised by World Link HR in partnership with Methodist University Ghana, is designed to equip students and young professionals with practical career guidance beyond the classroom. Under the theme, “Everyone Has a Degree. Not Everyone Has a Career Path,” participants will gain valuable insights on career planning, employability, and the skills needed to succeed in today’s competitive job market through interactive sessions led by experienced HR professionals.

Your CV has been sitting in your phone long enough.This Friday, take it where it can actually work for you. The IPMC Career Fair 2026 brings you face to face with employers, industry professionals, and people who could help you take your next career step. 28th August | 9:00 AM sharp IPMC Circle Branch Dress like you mean business. Bring your CV. Ask the right questions. Make the connection. Your next job might not be online. It might be in the room.

Central University, we’re pulling up. 📍 Real talk: most students only start thinking about their careers in final year. By then, the internships, skills and connections employers look for have already passed them by. Not you. Not this time. Career Connect is coming to the Miotso campus. It’s a free, hands-on session with HR professionals and business leaders who know exactly what employers want, and they’re ready to show you how to get there. World Link HR, together with CHURSA, Builders Room, the Josephine Worlali Adatsi Initiative and Basilissa Family Restaurant, is bringing it straight to you. One idea runs through the whole session: your career starts now, not in final year. Level 100 and still finding your feet? Level 400 and graduating soon? Either way, you’ll walk out with steps you can start using that same day. 🗓️ Thursday, 12 November · ⏰ 10:00 AM · 📍 New Senate Room, Miotso campus What you’ll learn Build a CV that gets you hired (with Joseph Koranteng Mensah, HR Practitioner): what recruiters actually look for, the mistakes that get CVs ignored, and how to tailor yours for every opportunity. Ace the interview (with Joseph Koranteng Mensah): virtual, panel and one-on-one interviews, confident body language, handling tough questions, and following up the right way. Stand out in the job market (with Julius Baidoo, CEO, NanaTrade Ltd): personal branding, networking and spotting real opportunities, straight from someone who hires. Turn coursework into career skills (with Julius Baidoo): how to use your projects, research and dissertation as proof of what you can do. Your roadmap: first year to first job (with Josephine W. Adatsi, Founder, JWA Initiative): exactly what to focus on at Level 100, 200, 300 and 400. What to expect 💬 A fun, interactive session with real-world examples, not a boring lecture 📝 Live CV reviews, so bring your CV, printed or on your phone 🎤 An open Q&A where you can ask HR professionals anything 🤝 Networking with recruiters, HR practitioners and fellow students 👀 Exciting news from our collaborators, shared only with attendees Register and get free career tools 🎁 Everyone who registers gets: ✅ CV checklist ✉️ Cover letter checklist 🎤 Interview checklist 📊 Interview tracker Who should come? Every Central University student, Level 100 to 400, from every programme. If you plan to work someday, this is for you. Entry is free, but seats in the New Senate Room are limited. Register now to lock in your spot and claim your free career tools, then tag the coursemates you’re bringing along. 🔥