r/Opportunities_Ghana

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Recruiting on behalf of company-

Full-Time Remote Content Creator & Social Media Manager

We are looking for a creative and reliable full-time Content Creator and social media manager to join our team remotely.

Role Responsibilities

* Edit short-form and long-form video content

* Upload and optimise content for:

* Instagram

* TikTok

* YouTube

* Manage and grow social media accounts

* Create engaging captions, thumbnails, and post scheduling

* Keep up with social media trends and viral content styles

* Maintain consistent branding across all platforms

Requirements

* Experience editing videos for social media

* Strong understanding of Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube algorithms/trends

* Ability to work independently and meet deadlines

* Good communication skills

* Experience with editing software such as CapCut, Premiere Pro, Final Cut, or similar

#l Role Details

* Full-time position

* Fully remote

* Flexible working hours depending on timezone and workload

To Apply

Please send:

* Your experience/background

* Examples of previous work or portfolio

* Your salary expectations

* Your availability with times and your/start date

We are looking for someone creative, organised, and motivated to help grow our online presence.

Please respond with cv to Elementaflow@gmail.com

**[SERVICES] Professional Mixing & Mastering – Affordable Rates, Fast Turnaround**

Hey everyone! I'm offering mixing and mastering services for independent artists, producers, and anyone looking to get their music sounding polished and release-ready.

**What I offer:**

- Mixing (balancing levels, EQ, compression, FX)

- Mastering (loudness, clarity, stereo width, platform-ready export)

- Revisions included

- Fast turnaround

**Genres I work with:** Open to most — hip hop, Afrobeats, R&B, pop, and more.

Drop a comment or send me a DM if you're interested. Happy to discuss your project and pricing.

Let's get your music sounding the way it deserves. 🎚️

I have an interview in a few days, and I’m looking forward to it. The only issue is that the job is far outside Accra, so I’m unsure if I should take it.
I also heard that a reputable company in Accra, which I applied to, might soon start calling people for interviews. Since I applied there too, I don’t want to accept the first job offer and later regret it if the company in Accra calls me.

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US Undergraduate College Application Mentorship – Now Available!

I offer personalized mentorship for students applying to US undergraduate programs. I also have a full "built-for-you" package where everything is handled for you — school list, essays, activity list, application strategy, and more.

This is a paid service. If you're interested, send me a DM and let's talk!

I have an active twitter account that has 835 followers and would like to sell it to any interested buyer

Price is GHS200

Hit me up if your are interested

No scam here , very legit 👌🏼

I’m in Ghana and i need a job either remotely or on site work part time please. I’m still a student studying B.tech cybersecurity.please put me on

So I need help , I've been flat broke for a while and was thinking of what to do to make money online , preferably working remotely for someone or something I don't know

All I have a Internet and a smart phone and free time

I would love to hear suggestions from anyone

What can I do ?

It’s not just about the Ghana sub, but Ghanaians I’ve come across in general, why don’t we like sharing opportunities with each other?

What actually pushed me to post this was seeing someone recently talk about their remote work that pays $650. Plenty of people asked where s/he got it, but s/he ignored every single comment.

In the workplace, it’s the same thing colleagues gatekeeping information so you look bad, or refusing to share even simple ways to get work done. Even HRs do it; they’ll hide the actual salary budget for a role and try to lowball you, as if the extra money is going into their own pocket.

This gatekeeping culture around work and opportunities is honestly pathetic. We really need to root it out of ourselves.

Get 5 ps5/4 games for 500 cedis our shop is located at Lapaz papaye

Hi Reddit.

I own a wholesale and retail household appliance business and I am looking for somebody to fill in a marketing role.

The work involves managing and growing our social media presence, creating content (posts, reels, TikTok’s, etc), handling customer engagement, helping with product and brand marketing, performing marketing analytics, support general marketing initiatives across the company.

I am looking for somebody proficient in Canva, and who possesses an open-minded attitude towards taking on different tasks and responsibilities in an evolving business.

A big advantage for this role is prior marketing experience and a Bachelors degree in Marketing, but above all a good character and willingness to learn.

If you are a good fit for this role, or if you have any enquiries, comment “I’m interested” and I will reach out to you.

Thanks

I’m a 21 year old university student in my third year and I’ve always wanted to start a small business in school because I feel like I’m at a stage where my parents expect me to be able to provide for myself for certain things and I don’t need to be asking them for money all the time. I’ve always thought I’d go into selling clothes(not thrifts because I feel like you can never get the same piece of clothing twice) but I’m not really getting them to buy wholesale which I was expecting to be easier to find but it’s not. I also wanted to start very small and didn’t want them to pile up such that it’s not getting sold and is just laying there. Currently, I don’t have enough capital to actually start the clothing business so I’ve decided to go into something smaller I can begin with that students would like but what I really want to know is how do you find good wholesale goods to buy with good prices to begin with??? How do you ensure you’re getting good profit??? (and I’m also looking for goods I can sell on campus so any suggestion would be fine)