Legon Earth Science students, industry accomplices put together work fair
Teacher Patrick Asamoah Sakyi, Head of the Department of Earth Science of the University of Ghana, at a specific employment and vocation fair at Legon, has encouraged understudies to make themselves appealing to bosses.
Bosses, he said, then again, should invest amounts of energy to utilize the best alumni.
In a welcome location on Wednesday, at the fair, Prof Sakyi said: "For those understudies who are going to finish their examinations, it is critical to understand that getting business is a two-way process.
"On one hand, understudies need to make themselves appealing to businesses, while bosses then again invested a great deal of amounts of energy to guarantee that smartest understudies or graduates are utilized.
"As understudies, you are on courses to go with the main choice of your life, which is possible going to be the most vital move towards an effective profession. Frequently, your most memorable business is probably going to decide the way of your profession, and can leave an enduring effect on your life. "
The fair, set up by the Department of Earth Science, the University of Ghana Earth Science Students Association (UGESSA), Ghana Institution of Geoscientists, and a few organizations offering work and entry level position in geology related fields.
The fair was hung on the subject, "Geoscience, a Relevant Tool in Industrialization," and it was essential for exercises denoting the 2022 UGESSA Week.
Among the organizations that partook in the fair were the Ghana National Petroleum Corporation (GNPC), Azumah Resources Limited, Sahara Mining Services, Intertek Ghana Limited, Schlumberger and Ankrah and Associates.
The fair was intended for understudies to cooperate with bosses to guarantee that this turns into a reality.
Prof Sakyi encouraged the understudies to involve the fair as a chance to meet future supporters, trustworthy and deeply grounded organizations' agents, and probably the most powerful people in our Earth Science people group.
"Meeting these organizations and people, our understudies will be roused to try sincerely and focus on their quest for their future objectives, as well as talk about the recruiting needs of businesses," the Don said.
He reported that the UGESSA has remembered for the gig fair endeavors to assist its individuals with getting entry level position open doors and future positions.
"You are welcome to this occupation reasonable to investigate for a new or better open doors, find how your abilities might move to an alternate industry and investigate vocation pathway valuable open doors," Prof Sakyi said, and encouraged the understudies to involve the chance for commitment, systems administration, and likely organizations among businesses and understudies.
"The fair is intended for understudies to communicate with managers who are offering parttime, full-time, and temporary position valuable open doors," Prof Sakyi said, adding that, "our understudies will be enlivened to try sincerely and focus on their quest for their future objectives, as well as talk about the recruiting needs of businesses."
He communicated the expectation that the range of organizations and non-benefit associations present at the fair would furnish the understudies with a canny point of view on work extensions and open doors in various fields.
This, he said, could help them in the difficult errand of settling on their own profession way.
"Knowing or figuring out where they need to go and how to arrive, will definitely, work with their quest for the right and most reasonable vocation that will help them enhance and have an effect locally," Prof Sakyi said.
He urged the understudies to make a move to contact new individuals and expand their own and proficient organizations.
Prof Sandow Mark Yidana, Dean of the School of Physical and Mathematical Sciences, in a message expressed called for criticism to both the college and industry.
"This would assist with developing on the communication, and for understudies to lay out joins for enterprising turn of events and for understudies to fire up their own organizations," Prof Yidana later told writers in a meeting.
Mr Michael Aziriba Mba, President of the Legon Chapter of the Ghana Institution of Geoscientists, encouraged the understudies to connect with different establishments and industry entertainers after the fair.
Organizations that partook in the fair alternated making sense of their exercises and how they could draw in with the understudies and the division.
The Department of Earth Science (previously Department of Geology) is the main University Department in Ghana where Geologists are prepared. It offers different courses and projects in the wide field of Earth Science, expanding on our quite a long while of involvement.
The division has played a spearheading job in the improvement of the Geology of Ghana and Africa. It has a different personnel covering the expansive range of projects and specializations it offers as a division.
The Department of Earth Science at present offers undergrad program with three choices, in particular; BSc in Earth Science (Geology); BSc in Earth Science (Applied Geology); BSc in Earth Science (Applied Geophysics).
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