The Kofi Annan International Peacekeeping Training Centre (KAIPTC) is a research and training centre which began operations in 2002. The centre undertakes research in peace and security and to train military and civilian personnel for peacekeeping missions in the ECOWAS region.

KAIPTC is one of three institutions designated by the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) as a regional Centre of Excellence for the delivery of training and research in the areas of security, conflict prevention, management and peacebuilding.

The KAIPTC has to date offered over 230 courses in diverse aspects of peace support operations for over 11,000 military, police and civilian personnel.

The Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST) was established in 1951. It is Ghana’s foremost institution for Science and Technology education and one of the finest in Africa. The university comprises undergraduate and postgraduate students from all over the world, especially from the African continent, offering high valued science and technology programmes.

The KNUST presents an environment for teaching, research and entrepreneurship training in science and technology for industrial and socio-economic development.

Mile2 is an international organization based in the United States of America that information develops and provides proprietary accredited cybersecurity certifications. Mile2 has developed 15 internationally recognized, proprietary cybersecurity certifications, which have been accredited by a number of reputable organizations including the Federal Bureau of Investigations (FBI), the National Institute of Standards & Technology (NIST) and the National Initiative for Cyber Security Careers & Studies (NICCS).

PECB is a certification body that provides education and certification under ISO/IEC 17024 for individuals in a wide range of disciplines. As a global provider of training, examination, and certification services, PECB offers its expertise in multiple fields, including, but not limited to, Information Security, Privacy and Data Protection, Business Continuity, Quality and Service Management, Risk Management, Health and Safety, and Sustainability.
Their mission of providing clients with services that inspire trust, demonstrate competence, and benefit society correlates with helping professionals show commitment and competence by providing them with valuable education, evaluation, and certification against internationally recognized standards.

Institute serves as a professional body for banks and financial institutions to provide a stimulus for the development of competent and more qualified human resources that will enable the banks to offer efficient and competitive services to meet modern-day sophisticated demands and satisfaction. Its course content and structure are streamlined along with the requirements of the Alliance of African Institutes of Bankers (AAIOB) for global recognition. CIB(Gh) is also a member of the World Conference of Banking Institute (WCBI). 

The Institute of Internal Auditors Ghana was formally registered in April 2001 in Ghana under the Professional Bodies Registration Decree, 1973 (NRCD 143) as a professional association dedicated to the promotion and development of the practice of Internal auditing in Ghana. The Institute is a fully-fledged member institute of the Global Internal Audit family. It also actively pursues collaboration and partnership with sister national institutes, particularly the African institutes. IIA Ghana is a founding member of AFIIA – the African Federation of Institutes of Internal Auditors, with its member being the immediate past Chairperson of the AFIIA Governing Council. The Institute is operated exclusively for educational and charitable purposes as a professional association dedicated to promoting and developing the practice of Internal Auditing in Ghana. 

ICAG is the professional accounting body charged with the regulation of the accountancy profession in Ghana. Its members work in various sectors of the Ghanaian economy, including public services, accountancy firms, industry, and education as well as other public and private sector organisations where funds need to be effectively and efficiently managed. Many of ICAG’s members work in other jurisdictions with national and international organisations. Given that its members are the only people recognised under the Companies Code 1963 for the purpose of publicly practising accounting in Ghana, ICAG’s professional qualification is the foundation for a career in accounting in Ghana 

Institute of Directors Ghana is a professional organisation committed to the professional practice of Corporate Directorship. The purpose of the Institute is to champion director professionalism and development through good corporate governance for the benefit of organisations, stakeholders, and the prosperity of Ghana.  They are committed to recognising and unlocking member potential through the provision of world-class learning opportunities, knowledge sharing, networking, mentorship, and promotion of world-class standards in Corporate Governance. 

IDMC Ghana is a private institution focused on helping individuals and organisations learn and apply digital marketing communication skills, and is thus not regulated by any government, the ministry of education or any public authority or university. The Institute is registered under the laws of Ghana with faculty support from very respectable and experienced academics and industry players.