Campus Torch is an organisation that helps Nigerian students find jobs before they have even graduated!
Campus Torch connects Nigerian students with employers that can hire, train and teach them the skills they need to make it in the workplace.
Campus Torch basically bridges the gap from school to work by creating a smooth transition for students.
BattaBox met up with the founders at one of their events at Olabisi Onabanjo University.
Here is some of the useful information they shared with us…
“The main problem students have is that they don’t see themselves as being exceptional so the talk brings them out of their comfort zone and makes them exceptional in their studies.”
“There are a number of organisations in Nigeria that train students and introduce them to different organisations that can employ them even as a student…so we are here to introduce all that to the students…so that once they are done with their NYSC they don’t start going all around,” Fluorin YP is told.
The event was not just about learning. It also gave students the opportunity to showcase their talents!
You can contact Campus Torch via the following:
Tel: +2348183948338
Social Media: @campustorch
Email: [email protected]
Website:
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there is no job in nigeria
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I love your videos and how broad the content is on this channel! I love West African culture and I hope one day to visit Nigeria! Keep up the great work! and forgive me if you have already but, Could you do a video on the Osun Sacred grove in Osogbo? And the festival there as well? And go into the backstory behind the gathering. Also, could you have a segment where you do maybe Chatter Box and give a Yoruba word/ phrase of the week? Once again, if you’ve already done this, disregard my comment I just recently found you all, bht I love your content and hosts. Keep up the good work! I will be donating and I hope all of your viewers do!