Centre for Career Services Hosts Employability Skills Bootcamp for Students

Graduate Employability Skills Bootcamp for Career Foundations and 21st Century Workplace Skills

The Centre for Career Services successfully organized a two-day workshop on Career Planning and Capacity Building for students of the Faculties of Humanities and Management Sciences on June 10th and 11th, 2025. The event took place at the Multi-purpose Hall and attracted an enthusiastic turnout of students committed to strengthening their employability potential.

Theme:

“Graduate Employability Skills Bootcamp for Career Foundations and 21st Century Workplace Skills”

The workshop focused on equipping participants with practical, future-ready skills essential for navigating today’s competitive job market. Sessions were interactive, hands-on, and designed to promote personal and professional development.

Topics Covered:

• Resume, Cover Letter, and Interview Skills
• Career Exploration and Job Search Strategies
• Professional Etiquette and Emotional Intelligence
• Digital Presence and Personal Branding

Participants had the opportunity to reflect on their career goals, learn from real-world examples, and gain tools to present themselves confidently to employers.

Facilitators:

• Dr. Chinwe Nobosa – Career Development Expert
• Mr. Douglas Akese – Employability and Capacity Building Specialist

The Centre remains committed to fostering career readiness and continues to create platforms where students can gain practical exposure to the realities of the modern workplace.