In Nigeria’s labour market or even entrepreneurship scene, the greatest deal of attention is given to academic high flyers – people that made first class and second class upper. Vast majority of companies set first class and 2.1, and in some cases 2.2, as minimum criteria for application in the first place. Less attention is given to people that did not too well in school. Due to popular demand, JarusHub, Nigeria’s premier career mentoring platform, is organizing a one-day workshop on opportunities for poor-graders – people who did not do too well at the end of their academic programme. THEME AFTER A […]