Women in
Engineering Ghana.
We inspire, mentor, and connect female engineers and students, while promoting opportunities, leadership, and professional growth to help women reach their full potential in engineering
Who we are
Empowering
Women in Engineering
Our Vision
To be the leading female engineering association that encourages females to achieve their fullest potential no matter their ethnic origin or social background.
Our Mission
Empowering females in the study and practice of Engineering to position them to soar higher and take advantage of opportunities in the sector.
964+
Professionals
1,209+
Student
Objectives
Women in Engineering (WinE) seeks to promote the study and practice of engineering among females by supporting and encouraging women engaged in engineering and ensuring equal opportunities for both genders in pursuing engineering careers. It also contributes to and positively influences policy and decision-making at national and international levels.
Key activities include the annual WinE Forum, career counselling in schools, workplace visits, mentoring female science and engineering students, providing awards and scholarships, and fostering networking and support among women in engineering.
Our Core Values
We PIN It!
P
Proactive
I
Insightful
N
Nurture
We are bold, active, and achievers who approach our activities with discernment and purpose. Through our initiatives and actions, we project development and progress that inspire others and contribute meaningfully to growth within our community and profession.
Our Programmes
Driving Impact Through Structured Initiatives for Women in Engineering
Girls in STEM Outreach Programme
WinE Ghana organizes outreach visits to schools across the country, where female engineers interact directly with students to share their career journeys, break stereotypes, and introduce engineering as an exciting and achievable career path.
Activities include interactive STEM demonstrations, career guidance sessions, and hands-on learning experiences designed to spark curiosity and confidence in young girls.
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Professional Development & Technical Training
This programme provides members with access to relevant, practical, and industry-aligned training opportunities.
Topics range from emerging technologies and engineering tools to leadership, communication, and workplace readiness.
Key focus areas include:
Digital and emerging technologies
Engineering software and tools
Project management and leadership
Industry Linkage Programme (ILP)
This programme connects members with internship and job opportunities across engineering sectors.
WinE Ghana collaborates with industry partners, engineering firms, and institutions to create pathways for members to gain hands-on experience and transition successfully into the workforce.
In addition to placement support, members receive guidance on CV writing, interview preparation, and career planning.
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Our Events
WinE Events
Seminars & Conferences
WinE Forum
This is the flagship annual gathering of members of Women in Engineering Ghana, bringing together female engineers, students, industry leaders, and stakeholders. The forum provides a platform for knowledge sharing, mentorship, networking, and inspiration while highlighting opportunities for women to grow and lead within the engineering profession.
World Engineering Day
In commemoration of WED for Sustainable Development, WinE Ghana highlights the role of engineering in driving sustainable development. Activities may include public lectures, educational outreach, and other engagements.
International Womens Day
Each year, WinE celebrates International Women’s Day by recognizing the achievements of women engineers and promoting gender equality within the profession.
Latest News & Updates
Updates, Insights, & Voices
WinE Ghana Organises 2026 Health Walk and First Aid Awareness Session
June 11, 2026
Strategic Leadership Engagement
February 14, 2026
Roundtable Discussion – Living on Purpose
February 14, 2026
Message from our chairperson
At Women in Engineering (WinE) Ghana, we believe that empowering women in engineering is not just about inclusion. it is about unlocking the full potential of our nation’s innovation and development.
I encourage every member, partner, and stakeholder to actively engage with our programmes and initiatives. Together, we can shape a future where women are equally represented at every level of engineering and are driving impactful change in Ghana and beyond
Ing Jane Naki Tetteh-Anowie
Chairperson, Women in Engineering Ghana