Career & Employability

Through this focal area, The Education Collaborative builds higher education institutions’ capacity to develop lasting and transformative systems that improve graduate employability outcomes of their students.  

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Nine institutions kickoff inaugural Career Services Workshop

Eighteen career development professionals representing nine institutions across Ghana, Kenya, Nigeria, and Rwanda participated in the inaugural Career Strategy Workshop facilitated by the Education Collaborative.

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Systems Change Program – Employability

An Education Collaborative initiative to support higher education institutions in building the systems they need to sustainably improve student employment outcomes. The program’s structure allows designated institutional career leads and assigned mentors to develop and implement holistic systems that support career services and skills development. 

Kepler Soft Skills Program

Upscaling the youth on the continent with the needed skills to thrive in today’s job market is a mission at the heart of many higher education institutions. The Kepler Soft Skills program is an initiative implemented by Kepler College, in partnership with the Education Collaborative to offer trainees 21st century soft skills. 

Career Strategy Workshop 

This initiative empowers participating institutions to develop an effective career services strategy, and structure or review and improve on an existing one. Institutions are guided through a series of activities like needs assessment, goal setting, exploring funding opportunities, and building competence with tools to sustainably drive their student employability outcomes. 

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