Full interview between NABCO Interview Panel and Applicant

Panel Member: Good Morning and Welcome

Applicant: Thank you, Madam

Panel Member: Kindly submit your documents to us

Applicant: [Walks up and submits the documents and returns to sit]

Panel Member: Tell us about yourself

Applicant: My name is Genevieve Mensah. I graduated from the University of Cape Coast with a second class upper division in 2016. Between that time and now, I have successfully completed my National Service at the Adentan District, as a revenue collector with the GRA. I possess a strong sense of dedication to every work I do and I am most passionate about my country Ghana and helping it to become better.

Panel Member: Is that all?

Applicant: Not really. During my time as a revenue collector, I have learnt a lot of skills that will be beneficial to the module I have selected.

Panel Member: What do you know about NABCO?

Applicant: NABCO stands for The Nation Builders. It is a government initiative to address graduate unemployment to solve social problems. About 10,000 graduates will be employed, of which I want to be part. When employed, we will be paid a monthly stipend of GHS 700.

Some of the objectives of NABCO are to provide temporary employment to unemployed graduates and improve skills and employability for the transition from programme to permanent employment.