Limkokwing University recently hosted its third annual career fair on its campus grounds in Hill Station, Freetown. The event brought together technology experts, government officials, and development sector representatives. The theme of the career fair was "Preparing Talents for the Future of Work: Digital Transformation, Artificial Intelligence and Emerging Career Opportunities." This year's event aimed to equip students with the skills needed to compete in a rapidly changing job market.

The career fair featured a panel discussion moderated by David Colin Ogoo, founder of Christex Foundation. The discussion included experts from various fields, such as Jesse Kamara of the World Bank/International Trade Centre, Jasper Patrick Sembie of DSTI, Sunah Kelli of the Ministry of Communication, Technology and Innovation, and Akwasi Appiah of the Tony Blair Institute. The panelists focused on the growing influence of digital technology and artificial intelligence on employment and new career opportunities emerging from these changes.

The event provided a platform for students to engage with professionals and gain a better understanding of workplace expectations and opportunities beyond the classroom. Limkokwing University organizes the annual career fair as part of its efforts to connect academic training with professional experience and improve graduates' readiness for employment. This initiative aims to strengthen the link between education and the skills employers need in an increasingly technology-driven economy.

The career fair is part of Limkokwing University's efforts to prepare students for the future job market. The university's initiative seeks to address the skills gap between academic training and professional experience. By hosting the career fair, the university provides students with opportunities to interact with professionals and gain insights into the job market.

The event also highlighted the importance of digital transformation and artificial intelligence in the job market. The panel discussion emphasized the need for students to acquire skills that are relevant to the changing job market. The experts also discussed new career opportunities emerging from digital transformation and artificial intelligence.

Limkokwing University's career fair is an annual event that has been held for three years. The event has become a platform for students to engage with professionals and gain insights into the job market. The university's initiative has been praised for its efforts to connect academic training with professional experience.

The career fair was well-attended by students and professionals. The event provided a valuable opportunity for students to network with professionals and gain a better understanding of the job market. The university's initiative is expected to continue to support students in their career development.

Key points

  • Limkokwing University hosts an annual career fair to prepare students for the changing job market.
  • The career fair focuses on digital transformation, artificial intelligence, and emerging career opportunities.
  • The event provides a platform for students to engage with professionals and gain insights into the job market.

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