NSS Enrollment & Track Certificate National Service Scheme Ghana : nss.gov.gh

Organisation : National Service Scheme
Facility : NSS Enrollment & Track NSS Certificate
Country : Ghana

Homepage : http://nss.gov.gh/

NSS Enrollment & Track NSS Certificate

NSS Enrollment :
Ensure You Have Paid Your Registration Fees At ADB Bank Before You Begin Registration.

Related / Similar Service : Apply & Get Your NSS Pincode

** Enter PIN Number
** Enter School Index Number
Get your Enrollment Form.

Track NSS Certificate :
NSS Number :
Kindly enter your National Service Number in the search field below to check if your National Service Certificate is ready and available for pick up in the regional office of National Service in the region you offered your National Service. (e.g. NSSGCC100105)

NB : If Your Details Did Not Show, Kindly Report To Your District Office To Ensure Your Annual Assessment Form Was Submitted Properly

NSS Objective :
** Encourage the spirit of national service among ALL segments of Ghanaian society in the effort of nation -building through active participation.
** Undertake projects designed to combat hunger, illiteracy, disease and unemployment in Ghana.

** Help provide essential services and amenities, particularly in towns and villages of the rural areas of Ghana.

** Develop skilled manpower through practical training.
** Promote national unity and strengthen the bonds of common citizenship among Ghanaians.

NSS FAQ :
What is the National Service Scheme (NSS)? ?
** The National Service Scheme (NSS) is a youth focused program of mobilization in aid of national development.

It has its origins in the desire and demands of Ghanaian youth for early opportunities to participate in shaping the destiny of our country. NSS is designed to provide young Ghanaians with practical experiences otherwise unavailable in the classroom, yet needed to survive in the world of work, and necessary for career planning as well as adulthood.

** Through the NSS program, service personnel have helped to combating hunger, diseases, ignorance, illiteracy, and shaped development of communities across the country.

Why is the National Service Scheme important? ?
NSS is important primarily because it offers Ghanaian youth the chance to enter the labour market through work in either the public or private sectors, pick business ideas, develop early contact with potential employers, reflect on career options, acquire practical on the job training, while contributing to socio-economic transformation development at the same time.

What is the procedure for applying for a pin code ?
You can apply online or follow the procedure below:
You can apply for a PIN code or re-activate your old PIN code if you couldn’t undertake your national service at an earlier point in time but was issued with a PIN code for registration by then. The following procedures must be followed:

For issuance of new PIN codes:
You must write an official application addressed to the Executive Director through the following address:

Ghana National Service Scheme, 46 Patrice Lumumba Road, Airport Residential Area, Box 46, State House, Accra, Ghana.
Include in the letter, your Full name, Institution attended, Programme pursued (course), Your School’s Index number, Year of completion. Attach a copy of your certificates.

For re-activation of old (existing) PIN codes which was once issued to you :
** You must write a letter addressed to the Executive Director of NSS requesting for re-activation of your old pincode. Include in the letter, your Old PIN code, your Full name, Institution attended, Programme pursued (course), Your school’s index number, Year of completion. Attach a copy of your certificates

About Us :
Established in 1973, the National Service Scheme (NSS) is a Government of Ghana program under the Ministry of Education of Ghana with a National Secretariat in Accra, and offices in all administrative regions and districts across the country.

The scheme is mandated to deploy a pool of skilled manpower drawn primarily from tertiary institutions to support development efforts of both the public and private sectors in Ghana.