Stakeholders Applaud Global Interns for Career Connect Series

August 8, 2017
Stakeholders Applaud Global Interns for Career Connect Series

By Modupe Gbadeyanka

Global Interns Company has received commendations from professionals from different sectors for its Career Connect Series workshop.

They described the initiative as apt for students and would help to bridge the career knowledge gap experienced before or after a chosen career path.

The workshop with the theme ‘Career Planning and Internship Opportunities’, is organised for students in senior secondary, fresh high school graduates as well as undergraduates.

It is scheduled to hold on Tuesday, August 22, 2017, at the new venue, The Incubator, 7/8, Chief Yesuf Abiodun Way, City of David Road, Oniru, Victoria Island.

Mr Caesar Keluro, Vhief Executive Officer of Ideasvibe Media, explained that Career Connect Series is an ample platform to discuss new paradigms, technologies, cultures that are altering our workplace and our society.

He noted that with the ever-evolving and competitive job market, career path is more about being adaptive in this digital age and understanding the skills in high demand, and those facing potential extinction.

“Kudos to Global Interns Company for bringing this up in this age of disruption,” he said.

Mrs Bello Geraldine, a legal practitioner and parent, said the workshop is a welcome development, as lots of students do not know what they are doing.

She added that the initiative should be taken to the grassroots where career choice mistakes are mostly made.

Geraldine maintained that making wrong choices and being stereotyped has to do with their parents that should be educated.

“They are the best people to be educated as children follow their dictates,” Mrs Bello stated.

Mr Femi Adetayo, the Chief Executive Officer of Onestopmotivate, believes the workshop is a good initiative that students need in this present era. He described it as unique and Global Interns Company should be commended for this uncommon initiative.

Intending participants, who have registered for the programme, are excited, describing the workshop as an appropriate forum to get feedback on career related question as their studies progresses.

Chief Executive Officer of Global Interns Company, Mrs Olufunmilayo Modupe, reiterated that the theme of the workshop is ‘Career Planning and Internship Opportunities’, and maintained that the overall objective is providing guidance in career choices whilst creating opportunities that will grow the career through work experiences.

“We are making possible ‘the transition of knowledge from the professionals back to the students’ with an intention to nurture”, she said

She further affirmed that the general students and parents excitement towards the upcoming workshop is an indicator of its relevance.

According to her, the workshop would help participants to understand the know-how of career planning through engaging sessions that would offer feedback on Career Frequently Asked Questions.

The workshop features also include experts’ viewpoints on “Technology in diverse career choices” and “Career of this Age.” Modupe added that her organization through the workshop is focused at helping students better understand how internship can build and enlarge their career aspirations.

Interested participants are required to send name and school to 09095693593 or 07037091407 via the short message service (SMS) platform for registration.

Global Interns Company is a student-centred organization connecting college and high school interns to rewarding internship jobs and volunteering programmes in Nigeria and Ghana. It also provides professional and sound career advisory services to all its student subscribers.

Modupe Gbadeyanka

Modupe Gbadeyanka is a fast-rising journalist with Business Post Nigeria. Her passion for journalism is amazing. She is willing to learn more with a view to becoming one of the best pen-pushers in Nigeria. Her role models are the duo of CNN's Richard Quest and Christiane Amanpour.

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