Deborah Afia Agyeiwaa chose ABE for its flexible progression, international recognition, and clear pathway to an MBA. Deborah values the practical approach of ABE and how it equips learners with essential business skills. Her long-term goal is to launch her own business and pursue further academic an MBA.
‘’My name is Deborah Afia Agyeiwaa from Suma-Ahenkro, a town located in the Bono Region of Ghana. It serves as the capital of the Suma Traditional Area and is situated in the Jaman North District within the Bono Region. I belong to a family of 6, with 2 gentlemen and 2 ladies, including my parents. I had my humble beginning from Taifa Community 1 Basic School in Greater Accra, and progressed to Salvation Army Senior High School at Oda in the Eastern Region of Ghana. I then advanced my progression with ABE at Pentecost University up to Level 6 Diploma. I am currently engaged in my one-year compulsory National service at Dodowa Technical Institute, where I serve as a facilitator of entrepreneurship skills.
I chose ABE because it provides flexible progression, and it is a very fast route to an MBA. Interestingly, it provides an individual with a qualification certificate at the end of each level of completion.
Employers in Ghana value ABE and are satisfied with the professional training it provides to learners.
Upon completion of my ABE qualifications, I want to upscale my entrepreneurial prowess by starting my own business and later progress to an MBA.
The best thing about studying with ABE is that there is minimal competition, as all learners progress at their own pace based on their academic abilities and financial capabilities. For instance, you can write a paper at a time until you pass the required set of papers to attain the full qualification. Meanwhile, you can also book all the papers in one sitting to gain the certificate.
ABE equips learners with essential understanding in fields such as business management, marketing strategies, and human resource management, in addition to hands-on abilities in analysis, problem-solving, and effective communication.
Students and prospective learners must be ambitious and take a bold step in starting their studies at any of the available centres. They must be punctual at lectures and read the study manuals daily. To be successful, they must undertake industrial attachment from time to time to learn on the job, as ABE questions are more practical in orientation.
After completing my one-year compulsory National service, I really want to build my own business.’’