Renowned Ghanaian actor, Prince David Osei, spent Careers Day with students at Merton International School on Friday, June 2 in Accra.
The event provided students with a unique opportunity to gain valuable insights into the professional training and experiences that have shaped Mr Osei's successful career as an actor and model, read the actor’s tweet on Friday, June 2.
Students and staff alike were excited to interact with Osei and other professionals from diverse fields, including PR and Communication, Engineering, Health, Fashion, and IT.
The event was designed to expose students to a wide range of career paths and equip them with the knowledge and skills necessary to succeed in their chosen professions.
Prince David Osei, 39, is a multi-talented individual who has made a name for himself in various fields.
In addition to his successful acting career, he is also a model, producer, director, and philanthropist.
He has graced the screens of many Ghanaian and Nigerian movies, including the critically acclaimed “Fortune Island”, “Last Night”, “Hero”, “Forbidden Fruit”, and many others.
Prince David Osei's talent has not been limited to the African movie industry, as he has also featured in the American movie titled "The Dead" which shows his versatility and ability to adapt to different film industries and cultures.
His outstanding acting skills have earned him several awards and recognitions.
He was awarded the Best Actor at the City People Entertainment Awards, and the Most Promising Act at the Africa Magic Viewers Choice Awards.
He also won the Best Actor for the Lead Role at the African International Film Festival Awards 2019, held in Dallas, United States of America.
Prince David Osei's passion for giving back to society has also made him a notable philanthropist.
He has been involved in various charitable activities aimed at improving the lives of the less privileged in society.



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