Members of the America International Exchange Alumni Association have advocated a change of the Nigerian school curriculum to prepare students to be employers of labour and not job seekers.
This was at the completion of an 8-week mentoring training programme organised by the association in Osogbo, the Osun state capital.
Tagged “CODE OSUN 2017”, the training focused on Information and Communication Technology with a special attention on software development.
Participants developed a software for secondary school result management at the end of the programme.
Members of the America International Exchange Alumni Association have advocated a change of the Nigerian school curriculum to prepare students to be employers of labour and not job seekers.
This was at the completion of an 8-week mentoring training programme organised by the association in Osogbo, the Osun state capital.
Tagged “CODE OSUN 2017”, the training focused on Information and Communication Technology with a special attention on software development.
Participants developed a software for secondary school result management at the end of the programme.
Members of the America International Exchange Alumni Association have advocated a change of the Nigerian school curriculum to prepare students to be employers of labour and not job seekers.
This was at the completion of an 8-week mentoring training programme organised by the association in Osogbo, the Osun state capital.
Tagged “CODE OSUN 2017”, the training focused on Information and Communication Technology with a special attention on software development.
Participants developed a software for secondary school result management at the end of the programme.
Members of the America International Exchange Alumni Association have advocated a change of the Nigerian school curriculum to prepare students to be employers of labour and not job seekers.
This was at the completion of an 8-week mentoring training programme organised by the association in Osogbo, the Osun state capital.
Tagged “CODE OSUN 2017”, the training focused on Information and Communication Technology with a special attention on software development.
Participants developed a software for secondary school result management at the end of the programme.
Members of the America International Exchange Alumni Association have advocated a change of the Nigerian school curriculum to prepare students to be employers of labour and not job seekers.
This was at the completion of an 8-week mentoring training programme organised by the association in Osogbo, the Osun state capital.
Tagged “CODE OSUN 2017”, the training focused on Information and Communication Technology with a special attention on software development.
Participants developed a software for secondary school result management at the end of the programme.
Members of the America International Exchange Alumni Association have advocated a change of the Nigerian school curriculum to prepare students to be employers of labour and not job seekers.
This was at the completion of an 8-week mentoring training programme organised by the association in Osogbo, the Osun state capital.
Tagged “CODE OSUN 2017”, the training focused on Information and Communication Technology with a special attention on software development.
Participants developed a software for secondary school result management at the end of the programme.
Members of the America International Exchange Alumni Association have advocated a change of the Nigerian school curriculum to prepare students to be employers of labour and not job seekers.
This was at the completion of an 8-week mentoring training programme organised by the association in Osogbo, the Osun state capital.
Tagged “CODE OSUN 2017”, the training focused on Information and Communication Technology with a special attention on software development.
Participants developed a software for secondary school result management at the end of the programme.
Members of the America International Exchange Alumni Association have advocated a change of the Nigerian school curriculum to prepare students to be employers of labour and not job seekers.
This was at the completion of an 8-week mentoring training programme organised by the association in Osogbo, the Osun state capital.
Tagged “CODE OSUN 2017”, the training focused on Information and Communication Technology with a special attention on software development.
Participants developed a software for secondary school result management at the end of the programme.
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