Gulu University leader, Professor George Openjuru Laddaa, told students they need to keep learning throughout life. He stressed that ongoing education helps students adapt to career changes. The professor shared these thoughts during his speech at a three-day Career Expo event. This gathering was put together through teamwork between FAWE Uganda, Gulu University, and the Mastercard Foundation.
Professor Openjuru pushed students to pick up fresh skills like artificial intelligence, online learning, and professional connections. Betty Aol Ocan, who represents Gulu City women, praised FAWE Uganda for helping disadvantaged students in rural areas. She asked former scholarship winners who had finished school to help other needy kids access a good education. Susan Opok Tumusiime from FAWE Uganda explained that they backed 334 students across Uganda 206 girls and 128 boys—between 2017 and 2024.
The Career Expo runs from April 9th to 12th at the university playground. It focuses on "The Future of Work: Preparing for a Career in a Changing World." The event aims to talk about different job paths young people can take. Students will learn about making connections and handling career challenges.
Professor Openjuru pushed students to pick up fresh skills like artificial intelligence, online learning, and professional connections. Betty Aol Ocan, who represents Gulu City women, praised FAWE Uganda for helping disadvantaged students in rural areas. She asked former scholarship winners who had finished school to help other needy kids access a good education. Susan Opok Tumusiime from FAWE Uganda explained that they backed 334 students across Uganda 206 girls and 128 boys—between 2017 and 2024.
The Career Expo runs from April 9th to 12th at the university playground. It focuses on "The Future of Work: Preparing for a Career in a Changing World." The event aims to talk about different job paths young people can take. Students will learn about making connections and handling career challenges.
