Kwara Born Kentucky Based Institute Don, Prof Asiwaju Moves To Boost Graduates Employability Skill
...To Sponsor 40 Graduates For Chartered Institute of Management and Leadership Programme
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Nigerian born Council member at Commonwealth of Kentucky Institute in United States of America, Prof. Asiwaju Busari Akande has promised to sponsor 40 graduates for the Chartered Institute of Management and Leadership (CIML) programme.
Prof Asiwaju Busari who is also a full member of the American Association of University Professors and African Council member of the Institute of Professional Financial Managers London said he decided to give back to his society and enhance graduate employability skills.
The University Don in chat with KwaraReporters hinted that the beneficiaries will bag Associate membership (ACIML) of the prestigious organization.
The Kwara born Academician was recently promoted to the position of Director, Africa Operations for the Chartered Institute of Management and Leadership (CIML) due to his outstanding achievements and excellent performance.
''This scholarship will cut across the three senatorial districts that made up Kwara i.e. Kwara Central Senatorial District, Kwara South Senatorial district and the Kwara North senatorial district and the motive of this professional course is to improve the employability of our youths while the training will be fully sponsored by myself.'' He explained.
Busari further said the beneficiaries will gain diversified range of knowledge and skills that can help them start there own businesses as well as build a good career path.
The Chartered institute of Management and leadership is an American professional Body that develop managerial skills in employers and employees over the world.
Good. This will go a long way in lessening the alarming rate of unemployment provided the beneficiaries are able to put the learnt managerial skills into practice. Thank you sir.
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