In today’s dynamic and competitive job market, bridging the gap between academia, industry, and government is crucial for fostering employability. The Triple Helix Model – a framework that emphasizes collaboration among these three entities – combined with competence-based teaching, offers a transformative approach to preparing students for the workforce.

Prof. Iyabode Kehinde, the Alternate Chairperson, Employability and Benchmarking Committee and Dean, College of Biosciences will explore how integrating these methodologies can cultivate employability skills, foster innovation, and meet the demands of a rapidly evolving economy.

Key Discussion Points:

▪Understanding the Triple Helix Model: Exploring the synergy between universities, industries, and governments.

▪Competence-Based Teaching: Shifting from traditional methods to a skill-oriented learning framework.

▪Enhancing Employability: Strategies for equipping students with the skills employers demand.

▪Case Studies: Success stories of institutions leveraging the Triple Helix Model to boost student outcomes.

▪FUNAAB Experience: Implemented and planned initiatives to boost employability of FUNAAB’s graduates.

 

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