A 12-month, in-person launchpad at our Accra office for Ghana's most curious minds. Fifteen graduates, one cohort — productive work contribution from day one.
WeWire moves money across Africa. You'll help us do it — paired with a mentor, sitting with the team, shipping work that customers actually feel. Ideal for 2026 graduates completing National Service who want that year to count.
From your first weeks you'll touch live payment corridors, dashboards and customers — not slide decks for a drawer.
The whole cohort is in person at WeWire HQ. You learn by being beside people who've built this — every day.
Every graduate is matched with a senior Wirer who meets you weekly and has a real stake in your growth.
Over the past few years, WeWire has invested in early-career talent through structured training and real responsibility. Many of those graduates are now full-time Wirers — running desks, shipping code, and keeping customers' money safe every day.
We've trained Treasury analysts and Traders who started with little market exposure and grew into people who price corridors, manage liquidity, and think in basis points. They're now core to how WeWire moves money — not watching from the sidelines.
Account Executives we've developed now own client relationships across West Africa. Compliance Officers from earlier cohorts review live transactions, partner onboarding, and regulatory filings — work that matters the moment it lands on their desk.
Software Engineers who came through our graduate pipeline now build APIs, dashboards, and internal tools used in production. They learned beside senior engineers in Accra — and stayed because the problems were real from week one.
The 2026 cohort follows the same philosophy: in person, mentor-led, and tied to outcomes. Fifteen seats. Applications close 15 August. Interviews in August. Programme starts mid-September — aligned with National Service timelines for graduates who want more than a placeholder placement.
The first six happen in your pocket — on the WeWire application app. The take-home case and the final interview are with our team. The interview is by invitation only — a shortlist of candidates meets us in person in Accra. Take your time; you can pause and come back.
Tell us where you're drawn. You don't need to have it all figured out — you'll explore before you commit.
You don't need to have it all figured out — but you do need to be ready to show up in Accra, learn fast, and care about moving money across Africa.
It takes about 15 minutes to begin. Applications close · shortlisted candidates interview in August.
