How to Become an Ideal Graduate

"This book has been written to address a timely strategic issue in Uganda's education ecosystem. This is because without producing ideal graduates for Uganda's local and international brands, the country's vision of 2040 will be difficult to be achieved." - Abbey Mutumba (Ph.D.), lecturer Makerere University Business School. "The inefficiencies, performance or skill gaps exhibited by our graduates in almost all sectors of our economy are enough justification for this book to be a must-read. Thanks to the patriotic Ugandan in the name of Mutume Robert Sempa" - Emmanuel Muwonge, Lecturer Ndejje University. "Mr. Mutume has written a small but very seminal book that should be consulted repeatedly by all students, the graduating ones, graduates, and career guidance personnel to whom it is highly recommended. He has captured ironies in the education industry, their impact on the education industry and their solutions." - Khamis, Dar es Salaam University, Tanzania.

Autorentext

Herr Mutume Robert Sempa, Uganda, der Autor von "Thinking beyond the Obvious: An open door to success".Er ist Schriftsteller und hat durch Gottes Gnade bereits 20 Bücher veröffentlicht.

Klappentext

"This book has been written to address a timely strategic issue in Uganda's education ecosystem. This is because without producing ideal graduates for Uganda's local and international brands, the country's vision of 2040 will be difficult to be achieved." - Abbey Mutumba (Ph.D.), lecturer Makerere University Business School. "The inefficiencies, performance or skill gaps exhibited by our graduates in almost all sectors of our economy are enough justification for this book to be a must-read. Thanks to the patriotic Ugandan in the name of Mutume Robert Sempa" - Emmanuel Muwonge, Lecturer Ndejje University. "Mr. Mutume has written a small but very seminal book that should be consulted repeatedly by all students, the graduating ones, graduates, and career guidance personnel to whom it is highly recommended. He has captured ironies in the education industry, their impact on the education industry and their solutions." - Khamis, Dar es Salaam University, Tanzania.