He can contact Kamilimu, kamilimuorg@gmail.com , https://www.kamilimu.orgDr. Chao Mbogho is doing a fantastic job with mentorship of computer science students,Although the latest cohort already started, maybe he can persuade them.On Wed, Mar 14, 2018 at 10:58 AM, wairimu R via kictanet <kictanet@lists.kictanet.or.ke> wrote:Hi ListeRs
I guess the young man is looking for career guidance & mentor-ship - i
guess its youth asking for support from the industry
please anyone with suggestions on where he can go - and it can be
forwarded to him -
e.g. does nailab accept guys!!??!!
thanks
maybe we can start a mentor-ship/ career guidance for students - so
they can know :
# current status of job market -
# learn skills needed for entrepreneurship as opposed for employment etc
# which places to wok as interns will in school
# how to stat a biz or do small projects for communities where they live
# tech networks to join - for networking - maybe ihub or nailab
On 3/13/18, Mutemi wa Kiama via kictanet <kictanet@lists.kictanet.or.ke> wrote:
> Dear Listers,kno
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> Am not sure whether this is allowed by the rules of the list. This young
> man shared this request in a Whatsapp group am part of. If any member here
> has an opportunity for him please reach out to him. I was impressed by his
> sense of focus.
>
>
> "Hello Members.
>
> Please take a moment here..
>
> I understand this may seem out of place here but I hoped it may be a great
> avenue to get help considering the powerful, and resourceful membership of
> the group and the fact that at this very moment I am unemployed.
>
> Any link up with a job opportunity is highly welcome.
>
> I am a Computer Science graduate gentleman in my mid twenties with 2 years
> hands-on employment and entrepreneurship (stocking,inventory, sales,
> marketing and resource management) experience in ICT industry.
>
> I interned in Ministry of Higher education for 5months.
>
> I have worked in various capacities since completion of my studies (As
> Waiter, barista, Cyber attendant, company registration agent, Online
> Academic Writer, Web Designer, Computer networks officer and ICT officer).
>
> I have a valid driving licence.
>
> I communicate very fluently in English, Swahili and Gusii.
>
> In all my duties I have maintained an honest and reputable relationship
> with all my employers and colleagues.
>
> I am sociable, outgoing and very meticulous at any task I undertake.
>
> I will greatly appreciate a link up to a job opportunity in the ICT
> industry, but I can settle for any other job where I can grow on the job
> and my employer happy.
>
> I will also welcome an investor willing to invest in the IT industry and
> needs a steady hand to build up the business.
>
> My name is Vincent Oganga
> Contact: 0707046634 /0788206752
> Email : sourcecode.vin@gmail.com
>
> Thank you."
>
> End.
>
> Regards,
>
> Edwin Kiama
>
>
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