10 careers that have become lucrative in recent years
In the vibrant and ever-evolving landscape of Ghana, certain careers have risen from humble beginnings to earn the respect and recognition they deserve.
There was a time in our history when you wouldn’t dare tell your parents that you wanted to do certain jobs but now, they are held in high esteem because of how lucrative they have become.
Let’s shine a spotlight on these professions that are not just putting food on the table but also bringing a sense of pride and fulfillment.
1. Dancing
Gone are the days when dancing was just a pastime. With academies like DWP Academy leading the way, dance has become a legitimate career path. These dancers are not just performing at events but are also traveling the world, representing Ghana on international stages.
2. Food vending
The aroma of street food in Ghana is irresistible. Food vendors have turned this into a lucrative career. From selling waakye to kelewele, these entrepreneurs are not only feeding the nation but also creating job opportunities.
3. Hairdressing
Gone are the days when people who couldn’t afford to get a formal education opted to train for this profession. Hairdressing has evolved into an art form in Ghana.
With salons popping up in every corner, hairdressers are in high demand. They are not just styling hair but setting trends and becoming influencers in their own right.
4. Dressmaking
Dressmakers in Ghana have taken the fashion scene by storm. With an eye for detail and a knack for creativity, they are designing clothes that are worn with pride both locally and internationally.
5. Nail technicians
The nail tech industry is booming. With more people seeking unique and intricate nail designs, nail technicians are carving out a niche for themselves and are recognized for their skill and artistry.