Skill Development
Hands on technical workshops, software and certification drives, CV and interview clinics, and real industry exposure so every member competes anywhere.

TUESAG · Women in Engineering · 2026
Ayisha Giwah
for WinE President
The Manifesto
Engineering is built on innovation, resilience and collaboration, and the Women in Engineering network is where those values take root for every female engineer in our faculty. I am offering myself to serve as your next WinE President. My promise is simple: a WinE where no member stands alone. Where you find the mentorship to guide you, the skills to compete anywhere, and a sisterhood that keeps pushing you forward, in the lecture hall and long after it.

Ayisha Giwah
The Three Pillars
Hands on technical workshops, software and certification drives, CV and interview clinics, and real industry exposure so every member competes anywhere.
Every member paired with a senior student or a practising woman engineer. Structured check ins, not one off events.
A support system that follows you from first year to first job: study circles, an alumnae directory, and a WinE that stays reachable after graduation.
What changes on day one
Week 1
Every member says what she needs before a single programme is planned.
Week 3
Seniors and practising engineers matched to mentees, with named check in dates.
Week 5
Workshops and clinics dated in advance so you can plan around lectures.
Week 8
A site or firm visit with CV and interview clinics attached.
Week 10
A plain summary of every cedi in and out, shared with all members.
Day 100
A searchable list of WinE graduates open to mentoring and referrals.
“When we lift each other, we open doors far beyond the classroom.”
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Voices of support
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Voting opens at the Faculty of Engineering polling point. Bring your student ID.
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