KWASU Registers 3000 Firms To Provide Jobs For Graduates The Kwara State University (KWASU), Malete, has registered over 3,000 companies to provide job opportunities for its graduates while in school and after the completion of their programmes. The vice chancellor of the university, Professor Abdulrasheed Na’Allah disclosed this yesterday during the pre- convocation press conference. He said the university would be graduating its second set of 349 students on Saturday,June 7. Na’Allah, said the institution this year produced two graduates with first class Degrees, 86 with second class upper, 193 with second class lower and 68 with third class. “None of our students who graduated from this institution has business roaming the streets for jobs because they have been equipped with every opportunity to hit the ground running”. He said the institution had introduced the students to various vocations and businesses right from when they were undergraduates so that by the time they completed their programmes they already have a ready made job to be self reliant. The vice chancellor said that every undergraduate regardless of their course of studies were made to undergo compulsory agriculture programme called “farm to wealth”as one of the ways to ensure that they tap the job potentials in agriculture. He said that the university has also entered into collaboration with another institution in South Africa to make Kwara State one of the tourist states in the country. The vice chancellor said the university which began academic programmes on December 17, 2009, was gradually “Achieving the vision of its founding fathers to be classified among one of the finest universities in the world” .
Posted on: Wed, 04 Jun 2014 11:12:42 +0000
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