ABC Signs MoU to Effectuate the Second Edition of Exit Strategy Summit

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The organizing committee of Exit Strategy Summit in collaboration with the KNUST SRC has sealed talks with the Commander in Chief of the KNUST SRC Caset His Excellency Master Adu-Baah Charles (ABC) - the SRC President, to roll out the second edition of the Exit Strategy Summit after a successful first edition under the leadership of Master Kelvin Uriel Sah.

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Information gathered by the leading media group on campus the KNUST TigerEye Media Inc. confirms that talks have been documented and endorsed by the KNUST SRC and the convener for the global summit - Exit Strategy Summit Dr. Richmond Frimpong for this year’s edition to be held on the 22nd February, 2020


Exit Strategy Summit is a global summit for all tertiary students, primarily aimed at bridging the gap between the lecture room and the job market. This Summit is aimed at students who get worried about life after school. The organizers explained in an interview with the KNUST TigerEye Media that students have to position themselves very well before exiting the university. The continued by stating that according to 'The Future of Jobs Report' - 2018, 21% of current jobs will be redundant in 2022 and 27% of new jobs created so students need to acquaint themselves with a plan.

The organizers of the global summit in KNUST averred that, this year’s edition of the Exit Strategy Summit will blow students’ mind with some very interesting packages.
Some being a One-on-One Career Counselling with a career counselor also there will be a CV Examination Clinic with a Mock Interview for participants. Aptitude test for first 100 people for internship placement and a discounted Investment Packag as well. Entrepreneurial Start-Up Clinics will be available as well as a "Meet and Greet".

Students were however implored to participate massively in this Summit which is free at the Great Hall Auditorium exactly 8:00am on the 22nd of February. Certificates will come at a price of GHS10.00. Interested students are to book a seat Here
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Story by: Kaakyire Amponsah/KNUSTTigerEye

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