Ndejje University continues to strengthen its commitment to career guidance and student mentorship through engagements with secondary schools. The University’s Director of Quality Assurance, Dr. Gitta Amos, represented the Vice Chancellor at the Career Day held at Orel Vine International Academy, where he interacted with students on career choices, educational opportunities, and preparing for the future.
During his engagement, Dr. Gitta delivered insights on career development, highlighting the importance of making informed career choices and understanding the different formal education pathways available in Uganda. He guided students on how the country’s education system provides opportunities for academic and professional advancement, encouraging them to explore pathways that align with their interests, abilities, and aspirations.
A key highlight of his discussion was the question of the quality of life students aspire to achieve. He challenged them to reflect on the kind of future they envision for themselves and consider the decisions, skills, education, and commitment required to realise those aspirations.
He further emphasised the importance of connecting present academic efforts with long-term career goals, encouraging students to be intentional about their education and take responsibility for shaping their future.
Through such engagements, Ndejje University remains committed to supporting young people in making informed educational and career decisions while creating awareness about the diverse opportunities available within Uganda’s higher education sector.
The University appreciates the opportunity to engage with learners at Orel Vine International Academy and looks forward to continued partnerships that inspire, mentor, and prepare the next generation of leaders and professionals.
