The International Migration Policy Recruitment & Advisory Centre (IMPRAC) is a registered Non-Governmental Organization with particular focus on assisting migrants and potential migrants and their families make timely and informed decisions about their migration adventure
The International Migration Policy, Recruitment & Advisory Centre (IMPRAC), is a very reputable licensed Private Recruitment Agency under Section 7 (1) of the Labour Act 2003 (Act 651) of the Republic of Ghana. IMPRAC facilitates fair and ethical recruitment of International Migrant Workers for decent jobs abroad in accordance with international standards. IMPRAC recruits from all categories of Professionals I accordance with the ILO International Standard Classification of Occupation (ISCO) from A-Z including; Highly Qualified, Qualified, Skilled, Semis-Skilled and Unskilled Workers for decent jobs abroad (Globally). IMPRAC also provides reliable information and timely advice to migrants and potential migrants and their families to enable them make timely and well-informed decisions about their migration adventure. Visit the IMPRAC website at www.imprac.org for more detailed information.
IMPRAC was established in 2018 by retired International (UN) and National Civil Servants and Migration Experts to support implementation of national and regional immigration laws and migration policies as well as global frameworks and commitments on international migration such as the Global Compact on Migration (GCM) and the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDG). IMPRAC is committed to promoting partnerships for better migration governance. In this regard, IMPRAC provides international migration services in compliance with the Immigration and Labour laws and requirements of sending as well as host countries including; Fair and Ethical Recruitment of Migrant Workers; Information, Counselling and Referral Services (ICRS), pre-departure orientation, mental health and psycho-social counselling, as well as immigration and consular advice for potential migrants to ensure safe and well-informed migration.
IMPRAC is headed by Charles Allan Kwenin, the Chief Executive Officer who has over 30 years of experience in international migration. Prior to his retirement in 2022, Mr. Kwenin served as the Regional Director for Southern Africa for the UN Migration Agency – The International Organization for Migration (IOM) from 2017-2022. He also served as the Senior Regional Advisor for Africa to the IOM Director General at its Headquarters in Geneva from 2009 – 2017 and also as IOM Country Director to Ethiopia and IOM Representative to the African Union, UNECA and IGAD. Mr. Kwenin also served in various IOM Senior management capacities in Brussels, Uganda and Kenya.
OBJECTIVE:
Due to technological advancement, many more people are moving across international borders than ever before in pursuit of their dreams and aspirations. These international migrants include; mostly Youth, Women and Unaccompanied Migrant Children some of whom travel in irregular situation along unauthorized and dangerous migration routes; hence are exploited, abused and end up in very miserable and deplorable situation such as victims of human trafficking, smuggled or stranded migrants.
It is in light of such human rights abuses and exploitation of migrants and potential migrants most of whom are recruited through unorthodox and unconventional means that IMPRAC was established to ensure that migrants and potential migrants and their families are provided with reliable and timely information and advice to enable them make informed decisions before, during and after the migratory process in pursuit of their dreams including employment abroad.
In this regard, IMPRAC ensures that international migration, human mobility and international migrant labour recruitment take place in accordance with international standards and good practices.
Breaking New Ground: IMPRAC Sends First Cohort to Mauritius The International Migration Policy Recruitment and Advisory Centre (IMPRAC) has marked a significant milestone by successfully sending its first group of skilled professionals to Mauritius. This exciting development underscores IMPRAC's commitment to facilitate fair and ethical recruitment and safeguard conditions that ensure decent work. IMPRAC is a reputable Private Recruitment Agency that promotes safe, regular and well-informed migration through reliable information and timely advice to migrants and their families to support fair recruitment of labour for decent work globally. A New Chapter in IMPRAC’s support to Africa Regional Integration The selected individuals, hailing from diverse professional backgrounds including; Foremen, Carpenters, Electricians, Masons and Tylers are set to contribute their skills, knowledge and expertise to the Mauritius construction industry. Whilst this initiative provides Mauritius with the required labour needs, it also provides these artisans with valuable international experience and exposure and also expected to support their families in Ghana through remittances and other resources. Ensuring a Smooth Transition IMPRAC has been diligent in preparing the cohorts for their new roles in Mauritius through effective coordination with the relevant authorities in Ghana and Mauritius including; the Ministries of Labour in Ghana and Mauritius as well as the Ghana Mission in Mauritius. The Candidates were selected through technical assessment and certification of their competencies by the Accra Technical Training Centre (ATTC) one of IMPRAC’s highly valued partners. Comprehensive pre-departure briefing sessions were conducted, covering topics like cultural and air-travel orientation and socio-economic profile of Mauritius.. This holistic approach ensures that the migrant workers are well-equipped to integrate seamlessly into their new environment. Looking Ahead As IMPRAC continues to expand its horizon, this successful deployment to Mauritius sets a promising precedent for South – South cooperation and Africa regional integration through migration policy advice. IMPRAC remains dedicated to supporting migrants and host countries alike, fostering bilateral labour exchange through labour agreements and fair labour recruitment. FIRST COHORT ARRIVE IN MAURITIUS.
Thank you so much to you and your team, with everything going on in the world right now we do feel blessed to be able to get Job in Mauritius. A special thanks to the Team of Experts as well, they handled my application in a timely manner with sincere professionalism.