The International Organization for Standardization (ISO) is an international standard-setting body composed of representatives from various national standards organizations. The organization sets international standards in areas such as safety, security, quality, and sustainability. ISO has more than 19000 member countries. Ghana became the 148th country to be admitted into the organization on September 22nd, 2010. ISO training has already begun in Ghana to prepare and empower her staff and members of the public on how they can become more involved within the ISO organization at both regional and international levels. This is very important because most people think that ISO is an organization for manufacturers but it is also for retailers, consumers, managers, and all-rounders who might not be directly involved in the manufacture of goods and services but who may be influencing decisions based on their buying habits, needs and wants. However, some participants complained that the course is not practical enough as it only deals with theory.