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Journalism Internship Project in Ghana

Build your journalism career through international internships in Ghana. Report, edit, and publish real stories in African newsrooms with Pro-Passion Projects. Perfect for students seeking global journalism experience.

Journalism Internship in Ghana

Gain hands-on experience with Ghanaian media houses, newspapers, and radio stations while learning about African journalism and storytelling.

Join the International Journalism Internship in Ghana with Pro-Passion Projects and gain hands-on newsroom experience while reporting on real social and political stories across Africa. Ideal for journalism and media students seeking to build a strong global portfolio, this project connects you with Ghanaian journalists, editors, and field correspondents.

Interns work alongside professional journalists, covering current events, writing feature stories, and learning how news shapes society. You’ll gain a deeper understanding of journalism ethics, community reporting, and media production — all while exploring the rich culture of Ghana.

Why Choose a Journalism Internship in Ghana?

Ghana’s vibrant press freedom and active media landscape make it one of Africa’s best destinations for aspiring journalists. With Pro-Passion Projects, you’ll work directly with local editors and field reporters who’ll mentor you through every stage of news production.

Key Benefits

  • Real-world newsroom experience in an English-speaking African country.
  • Opportunity to publish articles in recognized newspapers and online platforms.
  • Visits to Ghana’s Parliament House and courts to observe proceedings for legal and political reporting exposure.
  • Access to media networking events, press briefings, and community stories.
  • Certification and reference letter after successful completion.

What You’ll Do as a Journalism Intern

Your placement combines editorial work, reporting, and field assignments. You’ll contribute directly to Ghana’s media scene while building a strong professional portfolio.

Reporting and Writing

  • Research and write news articles, features, and editorials.
  • Conduct interviews and fact-check information before publication.
  • Cover human-interest stories, local events, and breaking news.

Editing and Proofreading

  • Assist editors with revising articles for grammar, tone, and journalistic style.
  • Help prepare content for both print and digital publication.

Field Reporting and Media Coverage

  • Attend press conferences, community programs, and events.
  • Work alongside experienced reporters gathering stories and visuals.
  • Observe how newsrooms handle deadlines and editorial workflows.

Placement Details

Partner Media Outlets

  • Daily Graphic Accra
  • The Daily Guide Newspaper, Accra
  • Metro Tv Accra
  • Additional opportunities in local radio or TV broadcasting for interested participants.
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James from Edinburg on live tv during his journalism internship with Pro-Passion Projects

Working Hours

  • Monday to Friday: 9:00 AM – 3:00 PM
  • Weekends: Cultural activities and rest days

Supervision

Interns are guided by Chief Editors and senior journalists who provide professional feedback and mentorship throughout the placement.

What’s Included in the Program

Organizational Support

  • Pre-departure guidance and travel assistance.
  • Airport pick-up and in-country orientation.
  • Host-family accommodation with meals (breakfast, lunch, dinner, and drinking water).
  • 24/7 in-country staff support.
  • Social and cultural immersion activities in Accra.

What You’ll Need

  • Personal laptop.
  • Professional attire for newsroom work.
  • Curiosity, commitment, and willingness to learn.

Skills and Experience Gained

  • Stronger writing, editing, and communication skills.
  • Confidence in field reporting and interviewing.
  • Knowledge of newsroom operations and journalistic ethics.
  • Exposure to African media and development journalism.

Who Can Apply

This program is open to:

  • Journalism, communication, and media students.
  • Recent graduates seeking practical experience.
  • Aspiring reporters, writers, or media enthusiasts.
  • Volunteers passionate about storytelling and truth.

Requirements

  • Age 16+
  • Fluency in English
  • Laptop and writing materials
  • Travel and health insurance
  • Interest in news, writing, or communication

Apply Now

Step into the world of international journalism and make your mark in Africa’s thriving media scene.
APPLY NOW to join the Journalism Internship in Ghana with Pro-Passion Projects — where your story begins.

Student Experience Spotlight
We’re proud to have hosted James Reinhardt from the University of Edinburgh, who completed his 4 weeks Journalism Internship with Pro-Passion Projects at DAILY GUIDE NETWORK newsroom in Accra, Ghana.
James gained hands-on experience in print, radio, and television journalism, contributing to news production, interviews, and sports coverage.

👉 You can view James’s full internship experience and reflection JAMES REINHARDT EXPERIENCE WITH PRO-PASSION PROJECTS ON Linkedin under the Experience section — a testament to the impact and credibility of our Journalism Project in Ghana.

Looking for other meaningful internships in Ghana? Explore our Public Health and Law, Human Right & Democracy to discover more ways to make an impact.

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Law intern at Ghana first president Kwame Nkrumah Mosoleum

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Journalism volunteer at guideradio Accra