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DV 2023 Winners From Ghana

The US embassy in GH does not typically ask for bank statements for DV cases. They may ask for have host in the US.
 
I've been scheduled for interview next month, I'm holding NVTI technical grade one and two Certificate (Auto Electricals).
What are my chances pls
 
Bra Sidi said:
I've been scheduled for interview next month, I'm holding NVTI technical grade one and two Certificate (Auto Electricals).
What are my chances pls
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As I understand it, it is very hard to qualify by job. If you have a secondary school certificate (WASSCE or equivalent ) that would be much, much easier for you. Did you finish secondary school?
 
Kojo E said:
As I understand it, it is very hard to qualify by job. If you have a secondary school certificate (WASSCE or equivalent ) that would be much, much easier for you. Did you finish secondary school?
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Technical school certificate is equivalent to wassce certificate in Ghana.
I stand to be corrected.
After junior high school,some prefer to join SHS and others join technical or vocational schools or institute.
 
Bra Sidi said:
Technical school certificate is equivalent to wassce certificate in Ghana.
I stand to be corrected.
After junior high school,some prefer to join SHS and others join technical or vocational schools or institute.
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The DV requirements are a secondary school education that allows you to gain college (university) entrance without further study. This is from the manual that the consular officer will reference:

“At Least a High School Education or its Equivalent” Means Successful Completion of at least a:

(a) Twelve-year course of elementary and secondary study in the United States; or

(b) Formal course of elementary and secondary education in another country that is comparable to completion of 12 years of elementary and secondary education in the United States. A United States high school education is sufficient to qualify a student to apply for college admission so a foreign education should also be sufficient to allow a student to apply for college admission without further education to be equivalent to a United States education. Vocational degrees that are not a basis for further academic study are not equivalent to United States high school education.

 
SusieQQQ said:
The DV requirements are a secondary school education that allows you to gain college (university) entrance without further study. This is from the manual that the consular officer will reference:

“At Least a High School Education or its Equivalent” Means Successful Completion of at least a:

(a) Twelve-year course of elementary and secondary study in the United States; or

(b) Formal course of elementary and secondary education in another country that is comparable to completion of 12 years of elementary and secondary education in the United States. A United States high school education is sufficient to qualify a student to apply for college admission so a foreign education should also be sufficient to allow a student to apply for college admission without further education to be equivalent to a United States education. Vocational degrees that are not a basis for further academic study are not equivalent to United States high school education.
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Thanks SusieQQQ! I was looking for that same link.
 
Kojo E said:
As I understand it, it is very hard to qualify by job. If you have a secondary school certificate (WASSCE or equivalent ) that would be much, much easier for you. Did you finish secondary school?
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Kojo what about a situation where I didn't finish high school I stopped in ss1 instead of ss3 but I did WASSCE Nov/Dec gce and now I have my bachelors degree, would I qualify?.Thank you.
 
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