Hopin Academy Entrepreneurship Incubator Program

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Hopin Academy is a for-profit educational organization based in Tamale, Ghana that is open to anyone.  Hopin Academy derives its name from its educational philosophy as a school designed for students to “hop in and hop out," rather than having strictly organized timetable structures.



The Hopin Academy School has established an international academic partnership with Bryn Mawr College and Haverford College through the BiCo-Dalun Summer Action Research Fellowship, a learning program fostered in 2010 where Bryn Mawr and Haverford students create community projects with Ghanaian partners.

The Hopin Academy School is embarking on another program called The Entrepreneurship Incubator. Day in, day out people have developed ideas, people have thought of ideas but how do they design it, how to they develop the idea out of their brains. Others have begun working on their ideas but they stuck because they are short of ways and means to go about their business.



This is an opportunity emerging entrepreneurs should grab.  Hopin Academy School specializes in training in online marketing, social media communication, writing, video production, entrepreneurial work and web communications. Hopin Academy also provides training to NGOs, government organizations.

Hopin Academy will guide you to develop your business or project idea,
Hopin Academy support you to start up with grants / Seed funding.
Hopin Academy connect you to international partners and local team/ expertise.
Hopin Academy have all you need. Computers, Internet .Etc
Hopin Academy need passionate and serious young people who don't want to wait and join the unemployment list of tertiary students.

What are you waiting for, Join Hopin Academy program and start the next enterprising company, organization or startup in Ghana. Dial  0202820052/ 0372028925/ 0240466923 or visit www.hopinacademy.org You can also visit their office at Water Works Road, Tamale North on the Yamusah Storey Building- 2nd Floor

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