All open roles
Community-level seats
Youth MP (ages 10–45)
Your community's voice in the Bekwai Youth Parliament — one seat in each of the 33 communities.
- Age range
- 10–45 years
- Term of office
- 1 year, renewable
- Reports to
- Speaker of the Youth Parliament
- Seats
- 32 — one per community
What you would do
- Represent your community in the Bekwai Youth Parliament
- Debate matters of community concern raised in the chamber or referred by the Cabinet
- Propose and vote on Youth Recommendations to the Cabinet
- Take part in structured civic education and democratic training
- Report back to your community on what Parliament has decided
Source: BYM Constitution, First Edition 2026 — Article 18.3 · Article 19
Who can apply
- Aged 10 to 45
- Resident in — or attending a school serving — the community you wish to represent, for at least six (6) months
- Nominated by a headteacher, a teacher, a Sub-Chief or a recognised community elder
- Written parental or guardian consent if you are under 18
- A short interview with the Secretary for Education & Youth Development
A formal CV is not required. Commitment to the community counts for as much as paper qualifications — apply even if you are unsure.
Operational unit
Governance & Civic Affairs Unit
Oversees Youth Parliament, civic education, legislative processes, and constitutional compliance.
Global goals this office serves
- 16Peace, Justice & Strong Institutions
- 4Quality Education