Are Nigerian Graduates Truly Ready for the Workplace?
A degree, strong CV and some experience may help someone get a job, but they do not always prepare them for the realities of work. Communication, teamwork, confidence, problem-solving and handling workplace pressure are skills many graduates develop only after they are employed. Do Nigerian schools prepare students for employers’ expectations, or does the real learning begin after graduation? I would like to hear from recent job seekers and young professionals.
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