Success Summit 2018 Speaker Profile: Mr. Alex Wiafe

ALEX WIAFE is a Christian and worships with God’s Ultimate Power Assemblies Of God, Danfa, Accra Main as a Sunday School Teacher and as the President of the Men’s Fellowship. He’s married with four children.

Alex Wiafe is a Certified Psychologist with over twenty six years of experience in the Careers and Counseling Centre in the University of Ghana.

He began his career with in the University of Ghana in 1992 as a Senior Admin Assistant. He then by merit and by excellent work became the Principal Admin Assistant and by honour of outstanding performance he was promoted to the position of Assistant Registrar and now he is the Senior Assistant Registrar in the University of Ghana, Legon Accra.

Alex Wiafe is BSc in Psychology, also holds MPhil in Development Studies with specialization in Human Resource Development. He is trained in Managing A Career Centre both in the University of Ghana and in the University of Manchester.

Currently, he lectures in Life Mentoring Centre Accra Ghana as a part time instructor.

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