DIPLOMA IN BANKING TECHNOLOGY AND ACCOUNTING
DURATION: 2 YEARS
The Diploma in Banking Technology and Accounting is a two-year diploma designed around the practical realities of Ghana's financial-services sector — from commercial and rural/community banks to savings and loans companies, microfinance institutions, insurance firms and the fast-growing mobile-money and fintech ecosystem. Ghana's financial sector, overseen by the Bank of Ghana (BoG), has moved rapidly toward digital and mobile-based services in recent years, and organisations across the sector need staff who understand banking operations and accounting fundamentals alongside the technology that now delivers them.
The programme combines core banking-operations and accounting knowledge with an introduction to the digital tools and systems used in modern financial services, so that graduates leave with a working understanding of how transactions are processed, how basic financial records and controls are maintained, and how technology supports both. Learning is framed around real Ghanaian financial-sector scenarios: processing transactions at a bank branch, supporting a savings and loans company's digital records, or helping a small business or microfinance client manage accounts using digital tools.