Some Problems Faced By NABCO Trainees with Their Solutions

Every blessed day, we’ve seen many trainees complaining about their payment and other issues disturbing them on the NABCO programme.

Please kindly Share this Article on WhatsApp, Facebook and other Social Media Platform Using the Button Below. Thanks For Sharing🙏

These complaints mostly cut across and as a platform established to give relevant information regarding the recruitment & jobs , Education , Scholarship and NABCO News in Ghana and the world at large, we’ve looked into all these issues and gathered these challenges with their solution which we are going to share with you in this post.

Table of Contents

I can’t login to my portal, What should i do?

If you are a trainee on the NABCO programme and can’t login to your portal, this is the way forward. First, you need to evaluate the failed login feedback given to you when you try to log in. Mostly, the common feedback is incorrect Password or NABCO Number. So in other to have access to the portal, you can cross-check your NABCO Reference Numer and Password once again and if still, you can’t login then you have to reset the password.

I Forgot my Portal Password. Can I change it?

Yes, you can change your password once you forgot it. You can reset the password through the forgot password button found on the NABCO login page, then enter the email you used to apply for the NABCO programme.

Can I Reupload the Letter of Engagement?

Not quite long, NABCO sent a bulk message to most trainees reminding them of uploading of engagement letters and this message got some trainees confused especially those who have already uploaded theirs.

The message which was meant to serve as a reminder to the newly replaced trainees in some districts was mass sent to even already existing trainees on the programme.

Now the question that these old trainees keep on aking was whether they can reupload the letter of engagement and assumption of duty form. The answer to this question is yes if you haven’t done that before. But if you did then there is no need.

Also if you’ve already uploaded the said letter and realized you’ve made a mistake during the first upload, then you can re-upload.

I had payment message but when I checked it was NO Funds to load

There are instances where trainees get a payment message from NABCO but when they go to their bank to load the fund, they are told no fund to load. This case has become a common situation nowadays.

In most of the case evaluated during the course of the programme, when you receive payment message from NABCO and there is no fund to load, it means that NABCO has paid you but is just that your e-zwich card has a problem. it’s either it has become a Hot card or has expired.

To confirm and be assured of where the problem comes from, you can call the e-zwich helpline for further assistance. Helpline here: 030 261 0800

I was not paid and the feedback was “NOT REPORTED BY MIPs”

Of late, most trainees complain that they are not paid and when they check their portal for the payment history, all they can see is NOT REPORTED BY MIPs. If you are one of such trainees, there are two things you can do. These we’ve already covered in our previous article. See the article here.

I checked my portal payment history and I saw not paid and the reason was “permanently employed”

As part of the NABCO validation process, there are set up reasons that each coordinator is expected to give for not validating a trainee and one of them is permanently employed.

When a trainee is not paid and the reason given was permanently employed, it means such trainee has an appointment with the government of Ghana and is being paid under the controller.

If you found yourself under this category and you are sure you’ve not gotten any employment with GOG, then you must report to your District Coordinator for rectification. But please note that you must provide a tangible reason to back your argument since most a time the feedback is gotten from the payment source.

I was not paid and the reason was NOT Submitted Timesheet

Each trainee is expected to submit a monthly timesheet to his or her district coordinator at the end of every month. The timesheet together with trainee’s works placement hour and the assigned training programme hour attained is what NABCO uses as a basis for payment of trainees allowance.

If you are not paid for a month and the reason was Not submitted Timesheet then you should assess your self to see if for sure you’ve not submitted a timesheet for that month before complaining.

But if you are sure that you’ve submitted and uploaded your Valid monthly timesheet, then you are advised to visit your district NABCO office and lodge your complaint to the Coordinator for further action to be taken.