Learning Experience
Classroom instruction, community service projects, and internship arrangements can be part of the stay in Ghana.
A team of professionals enhancing learning experiences, cultural awareness, and purposeful travel across Ghana.
Who We Are
The Aya Centre is a single-purpose, multi-service organization designed to enhance the learning experience and cultural awareness of persons traveling to Ghana.
We provide groups with opportunities to engage in classroom instruction, community service projects, internship arrangements, and carefully planned cultural experiences.
Depending on you and/or your group's unique interests, needs, preferences, and goals, we can make all of the necessary arrangements to ensure that your time in the Republic of Ghana is well spent.
Classroom instruction, community service projects, and internship arrangements can be part of the stay in Ghana.
Aya Centre is designed to enhance cultural awareness for persons and groups traveling to Ghana.
Programmes are shaped around unique interests, needs, preferences, and goals.
The Aya Symbol
The Aya symbol is one of the famous Adinkra symbols of Ghana. Although they were first used by the Asante, the Adinkra symbols are now embraced by the entire Ghanaian population and have become uniquely Ghanaian.
Aya stands for endurance and defiance of difficulties in all aspects of human endeavour. These are the characteristics that we at the Aya Centre try our best to exemplify.
Services
To any destination, we can provide the ideal means of transportation to match the transportation needs of your group.
View transportationThe Centre is located in Ogbojo, a quiet neighborhood in Greater Accra, and furnished for groups staying in Ghana. Homestay arrangements are also available.
View accommodationEducational seminars are organized for universities, institutes, youth organizations, and churches from around the world.
View seminarsStudents learn by doing, working in areas related to academic interests while contributing to local communities.
View service learningCommunity service projects can be organized for individuals and groups in urban or rural settings across Ghana.
View community serviceResearch associates assist with ethics, design, measurement, sampling, data collection, and logistics.
View research supportField trips and site visits can be arranged to complement seminar themes, cultural learning, service learning, and research work.
View site visitsKids Going Green for Ghana raises awareness about protecting and maintaining the environmental integrity of Mother Ghana.
View KGGGDocument your Ghana programme with warm, story-led photography and video coverage for groups, institutions, and cultural learning experiences.
View media services
Immersive Ghana
Programmes can move between seminars, community settings, site visits, cultural experiences, service projects, and research locations.
Plan Faster
Study abroad, seminars, service learning, community service, research support, site visits, or a blended programme.
Tell us your group size, dates, transport needs, lodging preference, and whether the Centre or homestays fit best.
Aya Centre can help shape topics, field trips, site visits, service placements, and budget projections.
Helpful Details
These shortcuts help groups understand what Aya Centre can arrange before they start a conversation.
Yes. Programmes can combine classroom instruction, community service projects, internships, seminars, field trips, site visits, transport, lodging, and research support.
Yes. In addition to lodging at the Centre in Ogbojo, Aya Centre also arranges homestays.
Yes. Site visits and field trips can be planned to complement the material covered in seminars and programme themes.
"My trip to Ghana has changed my views, thoughts, and beliefs. I feel more tolerant, cultured, and possess a yearning to travel again and soon to interact with the surrounding nations to be able to benefit from others."- Sean Chavez
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