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Pearl Naa Ashong urges students to take Basic communication skills seriously.

by | Nov 15, 2021 | SSP

Ghanaian journalist and communication expert, Pearl Naa Ashong urges students to take basic communication lessons seriously. She made this call during Schools Support Project outreach at Luom Presy Basic School located in the Shai Osudoku district of the Greater Accra region.

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Pearl Naa Ashong and Jonilar of Schools Support Project vising Tornu for Outreach

She also added that basic communication skills are now a prerequisite in becoming successful in the field of work besides your academic grades. On job avenues available in communication, she explained she’s happy in her area of interest as a communication expert and voice-over artist behind some of the popular radio and television adverts on Ghanaian television.

She also appealed to teachers to make lessons on communication interesting for the students to participate in, adding that there are good fortunes in pursuing communication as a career.

Pearl Naa Ashong who currently works at the Ministry of Foreign affairs was at Luom as part of plans for her post-birthday donation in collaboration with Schools Support Project where she donated three hundred copies of exercise books out the one thousand she presented to the charity organization as her contribution towards the improvement of classroom education.

About Schools Support Project

Schools Support Project (SSP) is a non-profit social intervention program started on 2nd June, 2021 by Ghanaian Digital Music Education and Tourism website, Jonilar.net to support deprived and remote schools and communities in Ghana. Interventions by SSP are in the form of supply of free teaching and learning materials, uniforms, financial assistance, teaching assistance, mentoring sessions, skills training and many others of interest. Read more here – https://jonilar.net/2021/07/17/schools-support-project-jonilar-net/

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