Winter Wonderland had the privilege of being invited to the University of Ghana’s weekly seminar series, where we presented the exciting details of our upcoming leisure park and the array of internship opportunities available. The seminar was a vibrant success, filled with enthusiastic engagement, insightful discussions, and a great exchange of ideas.
Highlights of the Seminar
Engaging Introduction to Winter Wonderland
Our team captivated the audience with an engaging presentation about Winter Wonderland, detailing the thrilling features of the leisure park, including ice skating, ice hockey, and a digital city with internet access everywhere. The students were intrigued by the innovative concept of bringing a winter experience to Ghana.
Insightful Internship Opportunities
We introduced a range of internship opportunities in various departments such as marketing, operations, customer service, and technology. Students learned how these internships can provide hands-on experience and enhance their career prospects.
Interactive Q&A Session
The seminar featured a lively Q&A session where students posed thoughtful questions about the event and internships. Our team provided detailed answers, ensuring that students left with a clear understanding of how they could get involved.
Networking Opportunities
The seminar concluded with a networking session, allowing students to connect with the Winter Wonderland team and each other. This provided a platform for building valuable relationships that could benefit their future careers.
Why It Matters
Being invited by the University of Ghana to present at their seminar series was an honor. It provided us with an excellent opportunity to inspire and inform the next generation about the innovative and exciting Winter Wonderland event, as well as the valuable internships available.
Thank you to the Department of Marine and Fisheries Science for the invitation and to everyone who attended and contributed to making the seminar a success. We can’t wait to see the impact you will make as part of Ghana’s Winter Wonderland!
