In an era where national service is often seen as a routine requirement, AmaliTech is turning it into a game-changing opportunity. The Germany-headquartered tech company with operations in Ghana and Rwanda is offering 100 national service slots to final-year students studying Computer Science, Computer Engineering, or Information Technology.
A recent visit to AmaliTech’s Accra office revealed a vibrant, future-ready environment where young talents are not only welcomed but empowered. From its modern infrastructure to an inclusive workplace culture, AmaliTech is positioning itself as more than just a workplace—it’s a launchpad for Africa’s next generation of tech professionals.
At the heart of this transformation is the AmaliTech Training Academy, a practical and immersive programme that bridges the gap between classroom theory and industry-ready skills in software development and data engineering.
With a strong focus on social and economic impact in sub-Saharan Africa, AmaliTech’s mission is clear: to develop local talent that meets global standards. And this year’s national service offering reflects just that.
What’s on offer?
The benefits of joining AmaliTech’s national service programme go far beyond the norm:
- Double the national service allowance, plus a lunch stipend
- Free AWS certification training
- Top-tier equipment: new laptop, monitor, headphones, and licensed software
- Fast, reliable internet access
- Access to career mentorship, counselling, and job placement support
- Inclusive culture with events, team bonding, and year-end bonuses
- High retention rate post-service—between 65% to 85% of service personnel are offered full-time employment based on performance
With offices in Accra, Kumasi, and Takoradi, AmaliTech offers young Ghanaians more than just a service posting—it offers a springboard to a tech career with global potential.
Applications are now open. Eligible students can apply at: https://amalitech.com/national-service-programme/
For those serious about launching a tech career on solid ground, AmaliTech might just be the best first step.
