Dedicated Ga Language Educator & Cultural Advocate
Princess Akweley Ayettey is a native Ga speaker with excellent written and spoken proficiency and a deep passion for language education. She brings a unique blend of linguistic expertise and professional experience to Speak Ghana, with a strong ability to translate and explain concepts clearly between Ga and English for learners at all levels.
Her background in teaching assistance, research, and client communication from KNUST has developed her skills in structured instruction, lesson preparation, and one-on-one coaching. Princess is confident in conversational teaching, pronunciation guidance, and building learner confidence through patient and culturally relevant instruction.
"Language is the bridge that connects us to our heritage. As a native Ga speaker, I believe that every word learned is a step closer to understanding who we are and where we come from. My goal is to help you speak Ga confidently, whether you're a beginner taking your first steps or someone looking to deepen your cultural connection. Together, we'll explore the sounds, tones, and expressions that make Ga such a beautiful language." — Princess Akweley Ayettey
Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST), Kumasi
BSc. Land Economy (January 2021 - September 2024)
Relevant courses: Property Valuation, Land Law, Geographic Information Systems, Real Estate Finance, Rating and Taxation, Estate Management, Building Construction, Urban Planning
University Practice Senior High School, Cape Coast
Senior High School Certificate (September 2017 - September 2020)
Relevant courses: Geography, Economics, Government
Kings Palace School, Accra
Junior High School Certificate (September 2009 - June 2017)
Relevant courses: English, Ga, French, Mathematics
Ga (Native-level fluency): Speaking, Reading, Writing and Comprehension
English: Professional Proficiency
Translation & Instruction: Strong ability to break down Ga vocabulary, grammar, and expressions for English speakers and vice versa
Pronunciation Coaching: Ga tones, sounds, and everyday expressions
Pure Skincare Ghana, Accra (December 2025 - March 2026)
Customer Service Representative / Virtual Assistant
• Managed customer calls, messages, and social media inquiries
• Provided clear explanations of services in Ga, Twi, and English to local and international clients
• Processed orders and coordinated timely deliveries
• Conducted professional skincare consultations and product recommendations
• Scheduled daily tasks using Trello and Canva
Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology, Kumasi (October 2024 - October 2025)
Teaching and Research Assistant
• Assisted supervisors with research at The Centre for Settlement Studies, KNUST
• Assisted with teaching and evaluating students
• Transcribed interviews and meetings for research sponsored by GIZ
KNUST, Centre for Settlement Studies (October 2024 - October 2025)
Administrative Assistant
• Designed newsletters and managed social media pages
• Assisted with writing minutes and letters
• Ga Master of Ceremonies (MC) for the Presbyterian Church Kaajano Congregation
• Smartix Summer School volunteer (November 2024)
• POS Foundation Donation in collaboration with The German Embassy to Nsawam Prisons (September 2024)
• Student representative for discussions on infrastructure development with United Nations Office for Project Services (UNOPS)
• Agritalk 2023 participant (January 2024)
• Student representative for inter-schools Ga quiz
Adoption of Sustainable Materials for Energy Efficient Residential Buildings in Ghana
This research focused on the intricate interplay between day-to-day operational energy needs and the embodied energy consumed during the construction phase.
• Ghana Institution of Surveyors Students' Society (GHIS-SS) (February 2024 - September 2024)
• POS Foundation (October 2024 - present)
"Ga is a rich, tonal language that carries the history and spirit of the Ga people. When you learn with me, you're not just memorizing vocabulary — you're learning the proverbs, the rhythms, and the cultural context that make Ga come alive. I pride myself on patience, clarity, and making every student feel comfortable to speak, make mistakes, and grow. Whether you're a diaspora learner reconnecting with your roots or someone passionate about Ghanaian languages, I'll be with you every step of the way." — Princess Akweley Ayettey