A civil servant is a professional who works for the government at the local or federal level.
Below is the List Of Civil Servant Jobs In Ghana
Engineers
Local, state, and federal governments are responsible for building and maintaining roadways and bridges for the public to use.
Civil engineers specialize in the construction of roads, bridges, dams, tunnels, sewage, and water systems.
Civil engineers are employed on a national, state, and city level, and play a vital role in transportation. Health and safety engineers also are civil servants, helping keep the public safe by working side by side with civil engineers.
Government agencies employ many other specialized engineers to work on behalf of the public, such as construction engineers, mechanical and electrical engineers.
Teachers
Teachers who teach at the public elementary, middle and high schools are considered civil servants because their salary is paid by taxpayers.
Public school teachers must be licensed by a teachers’ education program and they also must have at least a bachelor’s degree.
Teachers are among the country’s most important civil servants because they are responsible for educating young citizens.
Teachers have great benefits and their salary increases with the number of years they work.
Armed Forces
Members of the armed forces, such as the Marines, Army, and Air Force, are civil servants who work to defend Ghana. The armed forces employ a huge number of people, from soldiers who will fight on the ground; to aeronautical engineers who create fight jets; to officers who plan defensive and offensive military strategies. Doctors, mechanics, and even lawyers are also employed by the armed forces. The highest level of service in the armed forces in general (and admiral for the Navy), of which there were only 40, as of 2007.
Social Workers
Social workers provide a wide range of civil services to the public.
They help people deal with myriad issues involving drugs, family, housing, employment, and health.
Family social workers ensure the safety of families and children by removing children from negligent environments, facilitating adoptions, and finding foster homes.
Public health social workers provide support for individuals and families who are facing illness or substance abuse.
Judges
Judges working in America’s courtrooms are considered civil servants.
They have Juris doctorates and many years of practicing law in private or public sectors. Judges preside over trials to ensure that all rules, regulations, and laws are adhered to by both defendants, plaintiffs, lawyers, and the jury.
Judges can preside over many different types of cases, from disputes over a traffic ticket to murder trials. Judges work at the local, state, and federal levels. The judges of the United States Supreme Court hold the highest civil service positions in the country, besides the president.